More like lighting a flag on fire and throwing it onto your person
Two of those sounds I heard were soundboard samples not live audio, so tbh I'm not sure what i'm hearing. He sounded vaguely embarrassed and slightly put out so maybe I clicked the wrong link? I'm absolutely not diminishing the claim of a victim. Just noting the impression of the audio I heard.
Yeah I tried to read some of the comments/tweets and after seeing two garbage tweets like the one below I stopped.
You can hear it and him saying "oww... owww" afterwards.
Becaue it's still a huge problem. Violence against men and boys remains largely hidden and ignored. I remember an article I read many years ago that stated more than 40% of domestic violence victims are male. Sure there are a lot of asshats on twitter posting trash under that tweet in the OP. But it IS still a huge issue that abuse against men is getting ignored or called "funny".
doubt hed be spouting the same excuses if roles were reversed. can u even imagine justifying hitting her due to not communiticating or neglecting
Because many men don't actually care about abused men and try to help them, they just want to downplay the abuse women get ( which is way more) and they care even less when it's other men abusing men.
... and that estimate doesn't account for the disproportionate percentage of males who choose not to seek legal or healthcare assistance following instances of assault, which is why progressives advocate for transforming the culture of toxic masculinity so that men are more empowered to speak up and seek help.
Yes I think people typically assume everyone is on the same page about everything. I never got into watching video game streaming or follow social media celebrities in general.
I mean in your own thread title, you do not provide any name or information on the guy who was slapped. You called him "boyfriend" while making sure to call Pokimane by her handle.
That's because people see violence against makes as weakness. That's why dont drop the soap is used as a joke when you're basically telling someone their going to get raped.
Because I don't know the name and his name got nowhere mentioned? Someone on twitter stated it was another one of those matches where Pokimane plays with a random player. So it looks like he isn't a known/famous streamer. Just a normal (unknown) gamer.
I mean women don't take it seriously either. Domestic abuse of women by men is definitely a huge problem and more common, but it's a lot easier for women to find people who are supportive of the issue if they speak out about it then it is for men. They're both important issues that manifest themselves differently
It really is a shame. Even the MRA douchebag type that should be for spreading awareness of this (in theory) often goes "lol look at this fucking pussy".
That's why I posted the tweet, too. Just watch the twitter clip. It's the same as the Youtube video.
You essentially said that men were responsible for their own abuse not being respected.
