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01-19-2006, 11:38 AM #41
dry-bum him with a breezeblock
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01-19-2006, 11:53 AM #42Originally Posted by 305GUY
You're right, this chic is lying (chics make shlt up all the time) we men run around like knights in shiny armor to protect the women, the whole time they made up a story for some fvcked up reason and get us in trouble.
Not to be mean, but the truth is it nnnneeeevvveeerrr happened! you will find out later the "real" story and be glad you stayed out of it. (woman gets smacked=woman calls cops=cops take dipshit to jail) that's what really happens. Feel no pity for chics that get beat on and do nothing
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01-19-2006, 11:53 AM #43Originally Posted by Phreak101
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01-19-2006, 11:59 AM #44Originally Posted by SwoleCat
I like that advice! The chic is lying
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01-19-2006, 12:16 PM #45
This thread has the chance to get outta control..
I can't see a 27 yr old man staying with a 17 year old virgin for too long..
women in abusive relationships do have self esteem issues and until one finds themselves in one you can't really comment.. as TTU princess has said.. and yes even some of the strongest women have succume to them.
Abusive men usually are very controlling and convincing.. promise the world, only to take it away...
And yes as some of the men have stated in this thread there r cases where a man is falsely acused, but there r alot of cases where it really does happen.. and it's a sad case of affairs
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01-19-2006, 02:20 PM #46
its very sad when this kind of thing happens, especially cause it only seems to happen to sweet girls. it makes it even worse cause you want to help the person, but you really cant... they have to help themselves
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01-19-2006, 02:29 PM #47
Really and Truthfully
If this guy really did this to her and she's sticking up for him then she's obvoiusly a little confused but she is 19. So if it were a girl that I cared for, I'd take the guy out (really, not kill but take him out). I'm thinking maybe snapping both of his arms at the elbow: simple arm bar will work and the second will be easier than the first. In the time he takes to recover, he'll have learned a lesson and the little girl will probably get bored of nursing him quickly. Seriously, that's what I'd do. Call me a mysogynist prick, but you don't hit girls. If I see a guy hit a girl, I administer proper punishment on the spot and if I can't do it then, I'm a patient man.
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01-19-2006, 02:43 PM #48
It never occurred to me that someone would call this girl a liar. She calls up my friend, who is a female, crying her eyes out because she was just assaulted. Perhaps I haven't been able to convey all the details of the situation but I see no reason for her to lie about it. Regardless, my original question was directed to the "Ladies" of the board so I can maybe understand what goes through a womans head when she's in this position.
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01-19-2006, 02:56 PM #49
what goes through their mind?... "if he really loves me he will change.".. then comes "this is what love is suppose to be like" then one day she realizes that its not at all what a relationship shoul be like and files for a protective order and gets the hell outa dodge. sometimes hs doesn't make a move because she's afraid that he will come after her again and hurt her even more, or possibly her family.
I swear to you... once you get a phone call at 3 am and all you hear is "im going to kill you and your mom if you call the police again" in a very psychotic voice, and know from times before that the police dont believe anything that they can't hear on voicemail, that your not safe, you would re think asying anything to anyone.
maybe thats a bit to personal for ya but thats the damn reality of it all.
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01-19-2006, 03:06 PM #50
thats why girls should have big roided out guy friends that will protect them in that situation
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01-19-2006, 03:09 PM #51Originally Posted by Tren Bull
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01-19-2006, 03:25 PM #52
did i miss something?
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01-19-2006, 03:29 PM #53Originally Posted by Tren Bull
and this thread mite've gone off on a tangent
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01-19-2006, 03:40 PM #54Originally Posted by Commando_Barbi
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01-19-2006, 03:42 PM #55AR's Midget Beater
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01-19-2006, 03:53 PM #56Originally Posted by ttuprincess
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01-19-2006, 03:53 PM #57
double post delete
Last edited by statuZ; 01-19-2006 at 03:56 PM. Reason: double so delete it
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01-19-2006, 04:02 PM #58
i know and understand that abuse occurs... ive seen it happen before. i acknowlegde that it exists, but at the same time it seems almost surreal to me. it is absolutely incomprehendible to me that a guy would want to hurt a female... i see women as angels, and i strongly believe that as a man it is my job... my obligation to protect them, especially the ones that i am friends with.
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01-19-2006, 04:06 PM #59
btw ttuprincess, im very sorry that you've been forced into that type of situation. for what its worth, id like to hurt the boy that did it to you. i refer to him as a boy cause no real man would ever hurt a female. a real man would spoil his girl, buy her things, give her massages everyday, constantly tell her how pretty she is, and above all be there for her as a friend
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01-19-2006, 04:19 PM #60
dude any girl that gets abused by a man, and still stays with him, i have no sympathy whatsoever. so i don't know whats going in trenbulls head, but its her fault anyway for getting in that type of a relationship (how is it not?), why should i pity you one bit? women are hypocrits and ****ing idiots its really as simple as that.
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01-19-2006, 04:21 PM #61
Its her problem, she cant see it let her learn for herself. Dont bother with that drama.
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01-19-2006, 04:23 PM #62Originally Posted by Sta11ion
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01-19-2006, 04:34 PM #63Originally Posted by statuZ
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01-19-2006, 04:45 PM #64Originally Posted by statuZ
wow. That's harsh (secretly admiring his ability to tell it like it is )
I will say it again, man hits woman=woman calls cops=man goes to jail=man keeps coming around=woman shoots man w/glock .40" Not rocket science
p.s. chics don't lie ?you will hear what really happened pretty soon and will be posting "the chic lied to me"
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01-19-2006, 04:58 PM #65
Some people don't realize how bad of a situation they are in because it has slowly crept up on them one terrible act at a time. Maybe if someone explained to her in the most brutal words possible what he has done to her, she will realize how awful it sounds and how he is negatively affecting her life.....OR ask the girl that is being victimized how she would feel if one of her friends were in that situation? ....wouldn't she want them to make the right choice and end the relationship??
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01-19-2006, 05:01 PM #66Originally Posted by statuZ
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01-19-2006, 06:02 PM #67
I really can't believe the debate this thread has started. I guess Phreak put it best when he said men and women are just wired differently. We know now that this actually happened because the guy came to the mother, admitted what he did and apologized. I've had women beating on me and throwing things at me and never have I lifted a hand. I'm sure she didn't get into this expecting to get beat on. Let me tell you something though I have a daughter and if this ever happened to her he would be a dead man.
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01-19-2006, 07:28 PM #68Originally Posted by lilKimmy2
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01-19-2006, 07:36 PM #69AR-Elite Hall of Famer
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Originally Posted by statuZOriginally Posted by statuZ
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01-19-2006, 08:52 PM #70
how can you hate on something as beautiful as a woman?
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01-19-2006, 08:57 PM #71
the problem with a situation like this (other than the abuse that is taking place of corse) is that subconsciously, or maybe even consciously the person being victimized believes that they deserve it.
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01-19-2006, 09:23 PM #72
abused girls feel trapped and mostly dont know were to turn they dont want to tell family or friends because they will get respounses like thses, but in the end there a victim so do your best to help her out,,
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01-20-2006, 07:03 AM #73Originally Posted by ttuprincess
Don't get me wrong. I don't think that it's right that this happens but I don't think it's clear cut to say women have no responsibility in it for putting themselves in that situation and not getting out.
I think it's about time women took responsibility for their own welfare. They profess to wanting equal rights well then it's about time you started looking out for yourselves. It's the same with these women who dress provocatively and flirt with men to get a free drink or a ride home or even a shopping trip and the get raped. Again, I'm not saying that it's right they get raped but you can't say they weren't partially responsible! But that's another thread.
Let's put it this way in this situation. If a man were to come up to a woman on the subway one morning (he doesn't know her) and beat the sh*t out of her and then take her drivers licence so he knew where she lived and her phone number and then every morning for a month he would do the same thing would the woman put up with it??? Even if he was calling her house and threatning her not to call the police (as per your previous post) would she put up with it?? No she wouldn't.
The only difference between this situation and the one described in the first post is that they are not in a relationship but why should that make any difference???
I don't believe any person is brought up believing that being hurt is good or that it means love or that it's fun and tickles. So why put up with it?? I can only base it on naivety or stupidity.
Just my opinion ttuprincess. Glad to hear you managed to realise what was happening and got out.
S
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01-20-2006, 08:39 AM #74
It's all the responses like the ones in this thread that make it so hard to open up to people and admit what is happeneing to you. No one wants to believe that it happens, just like the girl/or guy being abused doesn't want to admit it is happening at 1st. And i'll be real honest with ya'll, the first few months, maybe 6 or so, after I admitted that this was happening was almost more pain emotionally then any of the physical pain that Ryan caused me.
No one believing me. No way could Ryan have done this to me. He's the all american boy, so perfect. Having my house and my mom's on 24 hour patrol. Missing classes to be in a the DA's office to play back the 10 voicemails I had the night before so that they could be taped. Spending my JR year in court, not class. Not being able to sleep in my own bed because it was to dark in the room. Not being able to sleep at all at night because it was to quite in my apartment. Missing class again to sleep because I couldn't sleep during the day. This all was much more painful, and finally led up to an anziety attack were I calapsed in the middle of rehersal, was taken to the ER, diagnosed with BiPolar, placed on several Rx to just make me sleep. this is just the tip of the iceberg. And Im one of the lucky ones. I got myself out of it all.
But once again, a lot of the responses have made me feel once again the same feelings I had and why it took me so long to get out. And makes me realize how lucky I am to have found Vette, maybe one of the few who actually understands that i wasn't to blame for this, but I was lucky to see it happening before I lost my life.
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01-20-2006, 08:52 AM #75Originally Posted by ttuprincess
Abusive relationships don't start out violent.. He was wonderful in the begining.. caring, loving.... then one day.. nothing i did was good enough. He started second guesing a lot of what i did, who my friends were and even my relationship with my sister became strained.
The first stages he was verbal and it was about a year in.. he was posseive before, but after a year feelings are invovled and its a little harder to leave.. As you become weaker, the abuser becomes stronger. and Yes i understand how it's really easy for someone who hasnt been in this situation to say.. leave..and when i was younger , and before this happened to me i said the same thing.. then at the age of 25 it happened....
After i walked away from this relationship, thank god.... i could.... I actually beleived i was ugly.. and that no one else would ever want me..
I know better now but it took time to build myself back up and find myself again.
I do take responsibility for this in some degree because i do know that people can only do to us what we allow them to do to us.. but there is no excuse for hitting a woman in my book.. unless she hits u tooo..
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01-20-2006, 12:25 PM #76
Girlfriend, hook up with your local TS hookers and get a few vials of estradiol valerate. Transfer the est to empty test vials. Try to score some spironolactin, as well. Tell him the spiro is dbol from a new UG. Give him the test and tell him to go heavy with it. Sell him this cycle cheap. The spiro will shut him down hard, and if he stays on long enough, semi=permanently. (warn him that there might be a slight loss of libido so he doesn't smell a rat right away) The estradiol of course will, well, you know. He will be relatively harmless within about 4 weeks. He will, however, be very bitchy, like a chick on her period. It should be quite amusing to monitor his progress, and the disbelief in the girl's eyes as she notices his new behavior and watches his titties grow. He might remain her "best friend", but they won't be romantically or sexually entangled for very long, I am thinking. heeheeheeheehee!
Love
Anna
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01-20-2006, 12:26 PM #77Originally Posted by Anna Bollick
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01-20-2006, 03:51 PM #78
anna, thats hilarious. even more fitting than a physical beat down.
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01-20-2006, 07:21 PM #79
Ok guys. There's hope. I haven't got the details yet but it seems she stood up for herself and through his ass to the curb. She did say something to the affect that there are nice guys out there that will give women more respect. Looks like there may be a happy ending to this story. That is if she doesn't take him back next week.
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01-20-2006, 07:26 PM #80Originally Posted by jerseyboy
good luck
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