Flirting with confected outrage fails to impress women
Flirting with confected outrage fails to impress women What a joke. West Indies cricketer Chris Gayle laughingly makes a pass on national television during an
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Flirting with confected outrage fails to impress women What a joke. West Indies cricketer Chris Gayle laughingly makes a pass on national television during an
Updated yesterday at 6:02pm Photo: The Riverwood house where a woman allegedly stabbed her partner in the chest. (ABC News: Luke Rosen) Related Story: Woman
http://newscastmedia.com/domestic-violence.htm by Joseph Earnest 15 November 2013 Newscast Media HOUSTON—Three years ago I wrote an article based on a scientific study done by Harvard Medical
The main killers of children in Australia, according to the latest statistics from the Australian Institute of Criminology (2010-2012), are: Mothers (47%, n=20) Fathers
A Facebook post by NSW Police has sparked a passionate social media debate on an issue many suggest society — and the police themselves
A WOMAN has been charged with trying to kill two young boys in a house fire in southeast Queensland. The 58-year-old woman was charged on
Chilling New Zealand figures http://www.odt.co.nz/news/national/227441/children-most-often-killed-mothers New Zealand mothers kill more children than any other group in society and men are victims of domestic violence as
By Nomia Iqbal Newsbeat reporter 5 Dec 2014 A man, whose ex-girlfriend left him with life threatening injuries, has spoken for the first time about
www.shrink4men.com/2014/10/11/in-his-own-words-former-male-feminist-abused-by-his-borderline-personality-disordered-wife It’s day 11 of Domestic Violence Awareness Month. In today’s In His Own Words, “David” tells how is childhood programming and his mother’s behavior
Quote: Study leader Dr Elizabeth Bates said: ‘The stereotypical popular view is still one of dominant control by men. That does occur but research over the last ten to 15 years has highlighted the fact that women are controlling and aggressive in relationships too.’ She said scientists may have to think again about the reasons for male violence against women, which previous studies said arose from ‘patriarchal values’ in which men are motivated to seek to control women’s behaviour, using violence if necessary. She said other research also looked at men in prisons and women in refuges, rather than typical members of the public.
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