I think ladies have been abused more historically by men and by each other but I am not blind. I know men get abused by women all the time and are often mocked or ignored. The fact that this is happening and people are seeing it is probably a good thing for people facing these situations. I just can't have any strong feelings for people I don't know much less celebrities and what nonsense they put themselves through.
The gal was banging all sorts of men in his home for who knows how long. I am sure this didn't just happen. He probably knew she was crazy but the sex was good so he put a ring on it. That was his mistake.
I don't think any one is denying women are victims of domestic violence. We know they are. It's a given.
I definitely agree that people need to choose better partners.
Too many of us think that the physical benefits of some "crazy love" are worth the risk. They aint.
This is a separate issue. It's not even about Johnny Depp, per se. That dude is a known weirdo.
This is about when unstable women weaponize allegations of abuse, such as calling the police to report domestic violence when none has occurred.
These aren't isolated incidents, they're common and they cause a lot of collateral damage for those accused.
After you get hauled down to the joint, you have to call your job and let them know why you're not coming in.
You tell them that you're in jail and that you're there for domestic violence. You can tell them you didn't do it.
Will they believe you? Your co-workers will definitely find out.
Then you have to go to court behind that, so you need to take more time off cuz court is closed on the weekends.
Some employers will be understanding, some wont, and they dont have to be.
What if your boss is a woman who was a victim of domestic violence?
Your reputation will be smeared no matter the outcome of your case.
You may or may not have a job by the end of it.
It's something to consider, especially for brothers because of the assumptions that are made about our character.
