@martinw-48 wrote:
I met a woman who was physically violent.
Especially when drinking.
She was determined to be with me but with much effort I was able to avoid her and end all contact.
I didn't bother going to the Police to report the assualts because it wasn't worth the effort and I didn't want to be exposed to potentially not being believed or being ridiculed.
And that is that, you just walked away. Many women cannot "just walk away". Many try but especially when there are kids they are not able to legally.
I once had a stalker; he threatened me and my little child (not his) but of-course never in front f witnesses. I moved several times but he always found me, because people thought he was such a lovely guy, and I am being hysterical, so they told him where I was. I cut off contact with all people who told him where I was. Then I moved to the other side of the country and he found me through a club I belonged to. I did go to the police and they laughed at me; one actually said I should be flattered. OK, it is not quite as bad now; policemen would not laugh, but that does not mean they do not smirk behind the women's back.
Interestingly, when mentally ill person kills strangers; like the guy who drove his car into crowd in Burke Street, or the Flinder street station crossing, or the one who stabbed two women nobody says poor guy, there must have been something done to him to make him act this way. But a man burns his family alive and immediately people look for excuses, and ways to blame the woman!!!!!
I am sure all these men had something happened to them to act the way they did, and all should have had psychiatric help. So, call your parlimentarian and tell them we need more money put into mental health.
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