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It's a shame that she didn't see the warning signs of his first marriage. I don't know why women go into these type of abusive relationships to begin with.
So it's the domestic violent victim's fault she's dead? Or is it the killers fault she's dead
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Originally Posted by lovesMountains
If he really murdered her (innocent until proven guilty remember?) then it is his fault she's dead.
Are you really unclear about this?
I can understand why he asked the question.
The OP gave the impression - well, no, she outright said - that the DV victims who don't leave their abusive marriages are silly... I can see how that gives the impression that she's placing the blame on the victim.
It was sarcasm. We've had many discussions here on this topic where so many people think it's that easy to walk away, that these women are asking for it and they enjoy being in these situations.
It's a shame that she didn't see the warning signs of his first marriage. I don't know why women go into these type of abusive relationships to begin with.
He lost his job due to the abuse of his first wife. I have to wonder if she knew this.
It was sarcasm. We've had many discussions here on this topic where so many people think it's that easy to walk away, that these women are asking for it and they enjoy being in these situations.
I knew what you meant
You could go back and edit your post to put silly in quotation marks - that way no one else would misunderstand you
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