Study: Women are more likely than men to instigate nonreciprocal domestic violence

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And there is nothing to support the desperate feminist counter-argument that women's violence involves merely pushing or shouting at a man. The only counter point the feminists can legitimately come up with is that men hit harder when they throw an actual haymaker.

In addition, domestic violence between women partners (such as lesbian couples), in fact, are proportionally as common as between men and women partners.

https://mainweb-v.musc.edu/vawprevention/lesbianrx/factsheet.shtml

In fact, there's this dissident feminist take on female-on-female domestic violence:
http://www.pandys.org/articles/lesbiandomesticviolence.html

Myth: DV in lesbian relationships is not as serious as that experienced in heterosexual relationships because its woman Vs. woman.

Even if two women have equal physical strength (which is unlikely), it does not mean that the distribution of power within that relationship is equal. DV is about power, and when there is a power differential, there is the potential for abuse. This “power” need not be determined by physical strength.

For example:
- A partner that has more money, may have power over a partner with less money because they may pay the bills, own the house etc.
- A partner who is not “out” to family and friends by be threatened with being out-ed if they don’t do as they are told.
- A partner who is the “birth mother” of any children may threaten to take the children away.


Myth: A woman cannot really rape / sexually assault another woman.
Many of us have been bought up to believe that rape / sexual assault requires penile penetration – and so when it comes to women-on-women sexual violence, some dismiss that sexual assault can even occur between lesbians. This is a falsehood.

Sexual assault between women can include:
- Forced vaginal / anal penetration with digits or objects;
- Forced sexual touching;
- Forced oral sex.

DV and SA perpetrated by a woman, on a woman, is every bit as wrong and serious as DV and SA that occurs in heterosexual relationships. The gender of the perpetrator or the victim is immaterial. There is a move to make more laws regarding sexual assault and domestic violence more gender neutral.

Female-on-female violence is something that feminists want to prevent becoming a subject of major discussion.

Whilst the vast majority of lesbian partnerships are positive, life-affirming experiences, there is a darker issue that is seldom talked about, even by those within the lesbian community itself. I’m talking, of course, about domestic abuse and sexual assault.

In other words, the crusade to paint domestic violence as something only MEN do, is actually empowering women who are abusers - not just of men, but also women.

Misandry... hurting women.

U mad, feminists? That's the truth burning your hypocrite asses.