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Originally Posted by javadog
Perhaps you're not old enough to look at this from the woman's point of view. Or, perhaps you've been on the receiving end of an unfaithful partner. I don't know.
The bottom line is the husband was abusive, probably from the beginning of their marriage.
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And knowing he was 'abusive' she went ahead and married him.
Who's to blame for that?
I do like the idea of calling types of controlling behavior 'abusive'...
although that same word is also used to describe very real and very serious physical and sexual abuse....
which can be intentionally confusing when tossed around in passive conversations and courtrooms.
Women are master manipulators of social environments, and their behavior can easily borderline on 'abusive' in a split second or long term.
It seems to be commonly accepted for women to have a long line of male 'friends' to fall back on.
True sexual equality should correct this.
We as a society should become more aware of people using controlling and manipulative and abusive behavior.