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Veilex

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1. This sort of thing is disturbingly common.

Reply to DavidDvorkin (Original post)

Fri Feb 27, 2015, 01:30 AM

Feb 2015

The default assumption in most parts of the country is that the man is the source of any family problems.
Its also the automatic assumption in the military as well. If you're male, and there's a domestic issue, most commands will keep the service member at a barracks until the issue is resolved.

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This is someone I know through e-mail [View all] DavidDvorkin Feb 2015 OP

This sort of thing is disturbingly common. Veilex Feb 2015 #1

I've heard similar stories from other men I know DavidDvorkin Feb 2015 #2

I'm also familiar with numerous cases... Veilex Feb 2015 #3

Apparently it's even a man's fault if you're a "psycho". Bonobo Feb 2015 #4

What if your ex boyfriends are all "assholes"? ProudToBeBlueInRhody Feb 2015 #5