I have a few 질문 regarding the subject/topic/issue of female violence

1. Is female violence (including female-on-female violence) portrayed in a comical/comedic light especially in mainstream media?

2. Is female violence ignored 또는 doesn't received much attention?

3. Do 당신 know, have 당신 met anyone, 또는 have 당신 seen/witnessed ANY instances of female violence in your lifetime?

4. Is female violence 사무용 겉옷, 전반적인 TRIVIALIZED/treated as a TRIVIAL matter? At the same time is it viewed as ACCEPTABLE as well as ENTERTAINING?
 Mike88Al27 posted over a year ago
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zanhar1 said:
1. Is female violence (including female-on-female violence) portrayed in a comical/comedic light especially in mainstream media?

Honestly I think it's the exact opposite. I think people get a kick 더 많이 out of male violence than female. I mean we have shows like the Three Stooges, reality tv show Jackass, & Tom and Jerry (both are male animals). Slap stick comedy is used 더 많이 on males; Cosmo from Fairly Odd Parents and Timmy Turner seem to take 더 많이 physical abuse than Wanda. Honestly I think that because of a vocal few hyper feminists any from of violence towards women on the media is frowned upon even if men take just as much abuse in the name of comedy.


2. Is female violence ignored 또는 doesn't received much attention?

Again I feel like the exact opposite I the case. Male violence I far 더 많이 likely to be laughed at. Abuse shelters often ask the man what he did rather than offering him a sanctuary from domestic violence. Men are also less likely to 신고 it due on part to the 'you're a priss' stigma. link

Men according to the following: link make up two thirds of murder victims and commit suicide 더 많이 often.

Female violence on the other hand is frowned upon. Take the recent X-Men poster controversy for example; link the creators got in trouble simply for depicting a super villain strangling a super hero. This is super ridiculous to me because 1. feminists claim to be against stereotyping women as weaker and 더 많이 fragile and yet when a poster like this is released it's called sexist and what not. 2. It's a super hero movie theres gonna be violence. The dude in the poster is a bad guy bad guys do bad things. If it were a man getting choked out the controversy would have never happened. When it's a male people turn the other way.


3. Do 당신 know, have 당신 met anyone, 또는 have 당신 seen/witnessed ANY instances of female violence in your lifetime?

Funnily enough I know 더 많이 male victims of abuse--I know 3 and no female victims of physical violence. 2 if said males also experienced sexual violence. 1 of the mental. I know one woman who was a victim of mental violence and 1 of sexual. I didn't witness the latter of the two only heard about it. I did witness the verbal abuse one but couldn't convince her to leave the asshat.
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4. Is female violence 사무용 겉옷, 전반적인 TRIVIALIZED/treated as a TRIVIAL matter? At the same time is it viewed as ACCEPTABLE as well as ENTERTAINING? Once again, not at all 의해 any means. As a woman I have 사무용 겉옷, 전반적인 seem 더 많이 trivialization of male violence to the point of it being made a joke of. Whereas society has started to call anything abuse. I've seen a little tumblr snowflake say that she cried when she found out her boyfriend would hit a woman in Self defense. The only reason she should be concerned about that is if she's abusing him. In general if a woman hits a man if "omg what did he do!" 사무용 겉옷, 전반적인 society reacts extremely negative to female violence as demonstrated 의해 the X Men example where feminist complained to the point the creators were forced to apologize for their 'tactless' ads.
zanhar1 posted over a year ago
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zanhar1 posted over a year ago
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Yup, they are so hyper sensitive in recent times. As 당신 said, it's like damn, he's the bad guy. Bad guys do bad things. Like why would he care who he's hurting as long as one of the 히어로즈 gets hurt? Female violence in the media is nearly always portrayed as awful and like 당신 mentioned used to make the male villain that much 더 많이 hateable. Whereas the male abuse is 'funny'. Cosmo is a great example of a man getting hurt who is portrayed as an idiot. But yeah I think stereotypes play a very strong role as well.The whole men deserve it thing is really annoying it's like the 'you can't be racist to white people' mentality. Literally anyone can be racist to anyone.
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