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Polish men what is the worst thing a girl can do upon first impression? [360]
If you had looked at my links you wouldn't ask that question. I'll make it easy for you; heres one;
Instead of posting a link, you could just answer a simple question with a simple answer, because it seems my estimated guess wasn't too far off? (Besides, you can't expect me to read all those articles.)
;)
That's not even the point. Many women hit men and know the men in their life won't strike back.
No? Well, my point is that there aren't many women who hit men, unless the men have been a total *******. There are only a few women who need anger management, and the same goes for men. Most people treat their partners with respect.
Relationships are 'dynamic'. People know each other and each others weaknesses. They use them against each other regardless of size.
If she feels the need to use your weaknesses against you, then you're obviously doing something wrong.
I've linked that one too (sigh). I suggest you brush up before asking questions that have already been recently answered in these threads.
When you're discussing something in real life, are you going to link everything? Again, I'm scrolling up and down, and I read posts. You can't expect me to read everything people link, because that would keep me reading 24/7. It's better when you write down what you know.
But in this case, I've read a little, and this is what I've found;
According to the National Child Abuse and Neglect Data System's most current report, Child Maltreatment 2008, of the approximately 772,000 child abuse and neglect victims in 2008, the largest percentage of perpetrators, nearly 80 percent (80.1) were parents of the victim, including birth parents, adoptive parents, and stepparents. Of the parents who were perpetrators, more than 90 percent (90.9) were biological parents, about 4 percent (4.4) were stepparents, and about 1 percent (0.7) were adoptive parents. Other relatives accounted for an additional 6.5 percent, and an unmarried partner of a parent accounted for 4.4 percent of perpetrators.
Okay, so we have 772.000 cases of child abuse out of a population of 309,567,991. In 56% of those cases the women were the perpetrators, according to this article. Which means that roughly 432.320 children were abused by women, which means that roughly 0.7% of the women out there abuse their children.
So that's why I disagree with terms like ''many women''. You make it sound as if women are monstrous sometimes.
See above link.
*sigh*