A NEW MGTOW ARTICLE

[Tim PattenParticipant 660]

Thank you, members, for feedback on this:

NCFM Member Tim Patten, Stop Aggressive Women and Avoid Domestic Violence

[VerusParticipant 965]

I like the article. I know the article is about avoiding violence, but I think it’s worth noting that when that moment comes when a woman shows her true colors it may not be in the form of abusive or violent behavior. It could come long before that in the form of emotional manipulation, or acts that show dominance or disrespect. For example a woman may suddenly claim you’ve hurt her feelings and have been terribly insensitive and say if you really loved her and cared about the relationship you would do X, or wouldn’t do X, etc. Or she may take it upon herself to get rid of some clothing of yours she doesn’t like. These are big red flags that she is testing to see how much control she has. If you give in and continue the relationship you can be sure the testing and manipulation will continue, and having shown her you will give in to her demands, she will lose respect for you. It’s a downward spiral that can easily lead to abusive behavior, because from the start it’s abusive of your values and mental well-being.

[Gravel PitParticipant]

from the article: I liked…

“According to the CDC, women are to blame in 55% of homicides stemming from intimate partner violence and a recent Harvard study said that 70% of domestic violence is initiated by women. Despite this, feminist organizations and society at large tend to focus almost exclusively on men as the aggressor of domestic violence, ignoring or discriminating against victims of verbal female aggression who happen to be male.”

WOW! NICE WORK TIM PATTERN That was a home-run of facts!

“Based on FBI statistics, nearly 500 husbands are killed by their wives each year, while over 4,000 infants annually suffer a similar fate.”

“To begin with, you must draw boundaries that aggressive women can never disrespect again and eradicate any thoughts of winning back the love and trust of someone who has abused you. You should ignore the natural urge to comfort her injured emotions. You must move firmly forward – by getting away.”

“To reach a better place…. you must sever all ties with such toxic individuals. You must build walls and completely block this person from being part of your life, in the flesh or online, directly or indirectly. Unless you end all contact and interactions with her, you risk having her destroy your life.”

You did a wonderful job and deserve our respect and praise. Great advice, sorry I quoted so much of your article.

[CarnageParticipant 22113]

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[Handsome VicParticipant 1613]

Verbal abuse
gaslighting
s~~~ tests
passive agression
manipulation
physical violence
that one phone call

F~~~ IT ALL

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