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Why do some in society still think this is acceptable? Why the double standard? If hitting a woman is not ok, then why do we think that slapping a man's face is ok? I see this underlying thinking in some women to think that when a man does something to irritate her, it becomes ok to do this. My older sister engaged in this crappy behavior with her husbands in standard marriage arguments. I will dump a woman I'm dating on the spot if she pulls this crap. Leave her sitting in a restaraunt by herself if necessary....that is a dump on the spot moment for me. I let women know this up front early when dating. I call it boundary setting.
Why do some in society still think this is acceptable? Why the double standard? If hitting a woman is not ok, then why do we think that slapping a man's face is ok?.
Why do some in society still think this is acceptable? Why the double standard? If hitting a woman is not ok, then why do we think that slapping a man's face is ok? I see this underlying thinking in some women to think that when a man does something to irritate her, it becomes ok to do this. My older sister engaged in this crappy behavior with her husbands in standard marriage arguments. I will dump a woman I'm dating on the spot if she pulls this crap. Leave her sitting in a restaraunt by herself if necessary....that is a dump on the spot moment for me. I let women know this up front early when dating. I call it boundary setting.
I've never seen a woman slap a man's face in the real world. Happens on TV all the time, but then... so do zombies.
I know the difference between make-believe and what actually happens.
I agree with the above - neither partner should slap the other. I have certainly never slapped / hit any of mine. I agree / hope it is more common on TV than in "real life" but to the OP's point it often is portrayed as OK on TV. Which isn't OK.
I've never seen a woman slap a man's face in the real world. Happens on TV all the time, but then... so do zombies.
I know the difference between make-believe and what actually happens.
Women throw drinks in men's faces on TV a lot, too, which I've never seen in real life, either.
I can't say that I've never been tempted to smack someone in the face, but I'm a civilized person and know better.
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