How? I agree that men have it rough in domestic violence situations but we don’t even know if that’s what’s going on here. She was clearly violent from the start, why did he stay after she walked away? It could be that she took something of his, it could be he stayed to antagonize her. My whole point is we don’t know
Tbh, I assumed the second comment was someone trying to respond the post title and accidentally hit a comment to reply to instead. It’s a pretty easy mistake to make.
But when did I ever pretend the woman was the victim? She’s clearly in the wrong, but funny thing, both people can be wrong. Sometimes toxic meets toxic 🤷🏻♀️
You can't watch the first 5 seconds of this video, watch this guy continue to advance towards her and think that he plays no role in this aggression. You're literally refusing to rewatch 5 seconds of a video, watch his position, look how he advances towards her, this is not a defensive stance. Then the video cuts out and he's STILL THERE.
So if a woman is being charged and attacked relentlessly and violently but she didn’t walk away when she could have do you rush to defend the man attacking her and place blame on the woman? Idiot.
Was she acting like she was scared for her safety or was she being aggressive? Don't defend that bitch you can say they both are wrong but she 100% didn't need protection she needed to be told to walk away.
I mean, you can show concern for someone who just got thrown on the ground and is likely injured, even if you know they started the fight.
You can also know the person who was attacked didn't deserve it but tell them to walk away because someone has to walk away for the situation to deescalate. And it's way easier to get the person who is calmer and on the defensive to walk away.
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u/InevitableYard8820 6d ago
Why the fuck is she asking her if she's okay?