this is understandable due to women being.unable to fight back and such. a woman will get very scarred by such, a man would just get frustrated abt a woman yelling though.
While I agree with most of your comment, two people can get into a heated argument with yelling involved, but I wouldn’t necessarily call it abusive. Yelling of a sign of abuse, but not all yelling is abuse.
I can see where youre coming from, but the only time I’ve screamed at someone it’s because they were either abusing me or someone I cared about. Every healthy relationship I have were able to talk through problems.
Screaming should be left for fun and/or competitive situations (within limits of course)
I’m not saying people who scream at each other are in a healthy relationship either. It isn’t healthy usually. I just think we need to distinguish between abuse and unhealthy or undeveloped communication skills.
Many people in abusive relationships don’t “fight back” because they’re emotionally abused as well, which seems likely relevant to someone searching for “x is yelling at me” (whatever the sex race or age).
this is understandable due to women being.unable to fight back and such. a woman will get very scarred by such, a man would just get frustrated abt a woman yelling though.
If you go by traditional standards, yes. But more and more we are learning that men can be the abused too.
But regardless of being able to fight back, no side should be yelling at the other. Anybody yelling while arguing is an abuser.
While I agree with most of your comment, two people can get into a heated argument with yelling involved, but I wouldn’t necessarily call it abusive. Yelling of a sign of abuse, but not all yelling is abuse.
I can see where youre coming from, but the only time I’ve screamed at someone it’s because they were either abusing me or someone I cared about. Every healthy relationship I have were able to talk through problems.
Screaming should be left for fun and/or competitive situations (within limits of course)
I’m not saying people who scream at each other are in a healthy relationship either. It isn’t healthy usually. I just think we need to distinguish between abuse and unhealthy or undeveloped communication skills.
Thank you for completely disregarding the emotions of half the planet, very cool and very humanizing
Many people in abusive relationships don’t “fight back” because they’re emotionally abused as well, which seems likely relevant to someone searching for “x is yelling at me” (whatever the sex race or age).