What?!?! A coke head would be so happy to finish a bag of coke so idk what comparison you're trying to make.... Edit she added the word recovering because it didn't make sense before so stop trying to explain it to me now
A summarization: 1. Divorce isn't a real thing 2. If a partner is being abused, they need to stay and endure violence 3. BUT...if the woman cheats, THEN divorce becomes a real thing, and then that's the only circumstance to leave. The fuck is going on?!?! Are these mfers from the year 1679?
Some people look to ancient philosophers like the stoics of Rome or great thinkers from past centuries like Kant or Nietzsche for wisdom on how life can be lived in a fulfilling way that benefits everyone. These guys read a biography of King Henry VIII to get their inspiration.
Well unfortunately there are pieces of shit that do that. But there also a lot of Situations where it’s a 2 way street of toxic behavior. It happened one time with my parents and it never happened again. Now I don’t think In the real world You should never give the benefit of the doubt, but they worked It out and it never happened again they been together for a long time and would Do anything for each other. So I do think there are rare situations where it is more nuanced. Keep In mind I’m talking about them just beating each other brutally.
You can tell he didnt even believe that, his eyes lit up as he saw the chance to go viral for saying something idiotic which 13 year old boys will perceive as 'alpha'
@@deadams8905 I watch some clips of them and from what I see most of them arent. The guy 2nd to the left, i think his name is Chad, said one time that he expects a virgin as his future wife but he isnt a virgin himself. But he didnt have sex the last few years to save himself for marriage so that counts for him apparently. In general they have so many double standards and for the most part they just invite stupid women to their podcasts so they can shit on them.
when you think about it that is kinda how an abusive person thinks about it, they usually think they're just having the appropriate reaction and the other person deserves their behavior, they don't think of themselves as bad people.
is this why western kids are more disrespectful than kids in non western countries who are actually disciplined? In my country growing up I was hit a lot even more in school by teachers than at home and i turned out fine. We all did. I come to the west and see how disrespectful most young people are to elders and their parents
@@abiswxllow1934 The reason most men understand the gravity of these situations is by making it personal to them. Sad but at least it helps some of them to think and reflect.
I can my dad basically did treat me like that and it was so hard to even tell him. He was like well I was abused too. Like no he was very likely the instigator from what I can tell
My girlfriend used to emotionally abuse me (i'm a man), i tried enduring it at first hoping it would pass. Eventually I ended up removing her from my life completely. Currently, I'm 4 years into an awesome relationship with the best girl ever. It works out so well because we are supportive, attentive and understanding to eachother. Don't endure, just move on.
the thing is, all it takes to be an "abuse victim" these days is just saying you were abused cause you got yelled at one time. Its a joke and the amount of dummies crying abuse but didnt actually go through it are just making it worse for the real victims. Disgusting.
As someone who has grown up in an abusive and dysfunctional home (I'm still only 15) I find it very disturbing how they say endure, I feel like that's something an abuser would say
from what I've heard, he IS an abuser lol. No surprise to anyone 🙄 off topic, I hope you're safe and doing well - I hope with everything that you get out of that situation, ive been there and i wouldnt wish it on anyone, especially not at 15. I give you all my luck! 🙏
Bro imagine building up the courage to finally tell someone your husband is beating tf outta you and you go tell your dad and he’s like “deal with it stop being so soft. He”ll stop eventually, it’s just a phase” 😭😭😭 some people just don’t need to have kids
zoomers should never have been born millineals should not have been allowed children without government tests and intervention. Millennials where the worst most degenerate unfit generation to ever exsit in society. Millennials have had no positive impact on the world at all. their children are basicly parasites who are futher destroying the world.
55 years ago this was a pretty average response if you want me to be blunt. Keeping the family together was important ABOVE people's happiness, that's unhealthy. Problem in today's society, people end a marriage over arguments (mind you we are just talking about arguing not anything physical because once its physical IMO THAT'S WHEN YOU LEAVE) and claim that is abuse, ignoring the trauma your kids will get from a broken home (if you don't have kids thou if your constantly arguing then you really didn't know each other IMO and never should have tied the knot).
@@strykrpinoy "It was normal in the past" is not a good justification for anything, really. Parents provide the model for relationships to their children. If that relationship is not healthy, even just at an emotional level, it will have lasting effects on the kids abilities for form their own healthy relationships. "Keeping it together for the kids" is a dated mentality for a reason, there isn't really any data that suggests its worthwhile.
My husband was extensively abused by his ex. She would stop him from sleeping, hit him, force him to watch her send her nudes to other people, and force herself on him. She would hit their children and threaten him that she would hurt them if he didnt do what she wanted. She isolated him by spreading lies to his family and friends and would threaten him by saying she would make false statements to the police. She was aided by his military leadership who told him he needed to "man up" and work it out. This lasted for years until his mother saw the abuse first hand and he was able to divorce her. It was an extremely messy divorce and he and his children experienced a lot of things they shouldn't have dealt with and it all came down to people not believing a man can be abused and that you should always try to stay with your partner. That mentality is dangerous and outright wrong.
I hope your hubby is doing okay. Terribly sorry he went through that. I know I'm some random dick online, but tell him that this anon thinks he's one of the strongest men ever to come out of that. The scars left on his heart are real, and it's totally okay that he works through that trauma and heals however he needs to and for as long as he needs to. Also I hope his bitch ex got locked up, though I sadly doubt it.
I have 5 close female friends, and out of all of us, I am the only one that HASN'T been domestically abused. I also have 3 male friends that have been abused by their female partners. I know this is circumstantial evidence, but it is mind-blowing that these lads think it's as rare as they say.
@@ThePopeOfCats Something I've always thought that you would think is so fundamental is that there is never any good reason to be violent in everyday life. Not if someone makes fun of you, not if they look at you funny, not if your wife is annoying you, not if your kids are being little shits or a waiter spills your drink on you, not even if you get cheated on. There isn't one single argument justifying a resort to violence in that situation and yet some people think themselves better for it.
He literally called women who have endured trauma "nut bags." Then the sreenshots of him admitting to numerous counts of assault against various women surfaced. Soo basically he wants to abuse women and then call THEM nutbags for living through it.
My mom's ex pile drove her into the dirt fuckin driveway outside our house AFTER they had been broken up for over three weeks and he started an argument on their way home from their favorite bar. Full on picked her up and slammed her shoulders first into the ground. Dudes like your dad and my mom's ex should not be anywhere near other human beings.
a woman in my family has been on an abusive relationship for about 17 years. she hasn't divorced because of her children. her older kid grew up to be a total pos, and is very evident that the younger one, who i love very much, is going on the same path. it breaks my heart thinking what their lives would've been like if she had just divorced her. but she should just endure it, i guess.
I can’t remember who said it but it was a cop talking about abuse, and i heard it while In an abusive relationship and it scared me so much I started telling my friend about the abuse. He said (paraphrasing) “ if they’re willing to verbally abuse you they are willing to physically abuse you. If they’re willing to physically abuse you they are willing to kill you” . Abuse escalates if it’s not addressed.
That's catholics for you, I could be misrembering what I heard but from what I understand catholics dont divorce, they just say that it wasn't a real marriage in the first place, or that could be jews im not sure
I mean if the man has to pay alimony to the woman then he is still providing for her which he shouldn't because the marriage is over she is no longer his woman to provide for, but states make the man do it. Men should not have to take care of their ex spouse if you want to walk away then don't make me pay for your life anymore. So for some men divorce doesn't exist other than you don't have a romantic side, but she still be taking your money
don't be upset by it. They are either idiots or they are looking for attention. Regardless of what they actually think, the only reason it is getting attention is because its a stupid and ridiculous opinion
Depressing is not doing the will of God. Jesus has many times said to endure abusers. Once he said that whoever divorces one for any reason other than prostitution is a sin.
As someone who went through seeing their mom get divorced, cheated on, and abused, the abusive part was easily the worst and seeing her divorce him was the greatest.
SAME. My dad would go on these “divorce brings nothing good” rants but wouldn’t put any energy into changing 💀 I haven’t seen him in almost a year but I finally no longer fear he’ll kill us in our sleep.
But the main difference is, in the case of the abuse victim, leaving the situation is actually on the table as an option. Although even if they do leave, the trauma can indeed be permanent.
as someone whos witnessed both physical and emotional abuse, as well as a divorce from my parents, i promise the divorce was the best thing that could have ever happened for all of us.
Do you know what happens when you endure an abusive relationship? You get put in a suitcase still alive telling your significant other to please let you out while they mock you from the outside, go upstairs and go to bed while you sit there and suffocate to death.
They wouldn't even be happy with that. They are not happy people. They hate anything feminine, they believe they're superior to it. Putting women down is the only thing that will actually get them off.
now lets not forget how RARE this case is, so really yes of course the kid should just get the shit kicked out of him because he's a rare special case and how dare he think his problems matter, what if the parent kills themselves because the kid left, its all about ENDURANCE. what a fucked up argument, imagine pointing out how rare a scenario is before making the scenario even more rare to justify there points ( in reference to the part where he mentioned how the abuser is probably drunk when he abuses and that makes it ok somehow (which I also don't follow). not all abusers are drunk so therefore he only went and narrowed down the, what the claim, rare scenario in the first place.
Do these guys not realise that most abuse victims DO endure for MANY years and NOTHING changes. Also when they do endure and later ask for help they’re told they’re at fault for not leaving sooner.. which one is it.
"abuse is rare" 12 seconds later, essentially, "If you're being abused, it's not special. Endure and don't be a quitter. You'd have to be a pretty special person to be worthy of not being abused" And "I knew lots of people in abusive households...""
He would be out of the family... He would have a choice immediately. Either stop the BS or he is out of the family.. this is the latest Trump supporter agenda is pushing ending of womens rights to no fault divorce..
I am a male and was in a 5 year abusive relationship (i was abused). We got divorced about a year ago and its was the best thing we could have done. The fact that anyone could think of continuing an abusive marriage/relationship just shows how stupid and immature they are.
I have a friend who got in a relationship with a guy very young and he became abusive almost immediately after she became a stay home mom. After 2 kids and separation, she’s living on her own and has a very good job and he is STILL trying to control her and mentally abuse her. Abuse isn’t a phase.
@@Hifuutorian You guys are no better than the people taking Destiny's points out of context and giving him shit for it too. The man you're referring to is called Chase, and he himself did not condone physical abuse. You're treating all three men as if they're the same person.
@@tronovonflidder775 chase did a lot of evading though. Claimed it was rare, said it was hard to give prescriptions etc, but had immediate answers for third trimester abortions and cheating (they all immediately recommended divorce). I Don't think he did well in this part of the discussion. Literally said 'just a guy getting drunk and beating his wife occasionally' as if it was no big deal lol
The first words out of this man's mouth... "Divorce is not a thing.." I'm legitimately speechless that in an age with so much knowledge and information widely available we still have people like this.
That guy's a theocrat. He meant "according to my religion" or "in the eyes of God you are always married to that person." Obviously in reality marriage is just an agreement and you literally can break the agreement, and stop being married
@goldengucci2275 As a Christian myself, I can confirm this. God, in no way, tolerates abuse. It's a sin to do so. It's even right there in the Bible, clear as day, "Husbands, love your wives, and do not be harsh with them,". If someone is physically abusing their spouse, they've dishonored their wife, and their marriage, which dishonors God. Disrespectful on all accounts. Divorcing an abusive spouse is absolutely necessary in those situations, especially if they refuse to shape up, you have children or both.
hearing someone strongly advocate for victims to 'endure' gives me every single negative emotion. i survived both psychological and physical and i would never want someone to experience any amount of what i went through. people DIE because of this idea that 'its just a phase' and 'its not that bad'. i was nowhere close to being potentially m-rder-d by my partner but this train of thought leads to people's deaths. genuinely one of the most horrific takes ive ever heard. do not endure. LEAVE. save yourself/ your children. reach out for help - a good support network makes the biggest difference when trying to leave
Domestic violence is literally in 1in4 intimate relationships. In California 20% of all police calls are for domestic violence. It’s like the entire manosphere sub genre is just “being ignorant” the podcast 💀
@@bot4hire202 Considering women commit around 70-80% of non-reciprocal domestic abuse, you'd think they'd spend as much time researching and leaning on the subject as possible. The fact they could be so ignorant on a subject that benefits their point blows my mind.
@@TzavaotI can’t take any man that gets abused by his wife/gf seriously and I’m not even a red-piller. I have twice/thrice her strength, what is she gonna do? 😄
My father told me a story from his job that relates to this topic. There was an elderly gentleman (in his late 70s) who came to the attention of the authorities after a health checkup. He had bruising and welts all over his legs, thighs and groin. At first he made up a variety of excuses and lies before eventually breaking down in tears and telling the truth. His wife, who travelled everywhere with him when he left the house always kept a set of pliers with her. If he did something to irritate or annoy her she used the pliers to grab the skin of his legs and violently twist. She even had a set in their car for that specific purpose. He had been married to this woman for over 50 years. Every time I hear someone surprised or shocked that men can and are abused in relationships this story comes to mind. Noone should EVER stay in an abusive relationship and the statement "Just endure!" makes me feel physically sick.
Oh my god that’s so fucking sad, poor man. I hope he’s doing okay now or was able to leave. He deserves to be happy and not fearful of the one who’s supposed to love him more than anyone else
Am from India , so I have seen abuse in my own family Ofcourse but the absolute horrendous was that occurred in my servant quarters (we have one servant’s family live in the back rooms of our home). This man used to regularly beat the woman who was our helper. The man was unemployed and wasted all her earnings and one time when she refused, he took the hot rod (used for boiling water) and stuck it on her thigh. The absolute scream was animalistic. Not just that, he didn’t remove that rod it for quite some time. Her skin melted off, her thigh was blackened and pus formed when I saw it
Thank you for being outspoken on this, I've had to get away from abusive parents and past partners and I appreciate your support. Hearing how you feel about this helps me understand my experience made me desensitized to abuse so now I can form healthy boundaries in relationships
as someone whose dealt with abusive relationships, specifically my father to my mother and I, these guys have no idea what abuse even is clearly and they shouldn't speak on it AT ALL
Gotta love the framing of “giving up” when referring to someone divorcing because they’re getting physically abused lol. In fact that almost sounds like textbook manipulation. “Babe, I’m leaving! You’ve hit me 20 time today.” “So what? You’re giving up? I thought you were stronger than that?”
I’ll be honest, I had a similar mindset growing up as a teen. I didn’t want giving up in friendships. I always thought it was possible to make through anything if we were honest and talked it out. I don’t think it’s the same mindset as what these people do, but it did take me years to realize just separating is fine and you can’t - sadly - always make any relationship work.
Those girls did such a good job of asking questions to let the guys show everyone how stupid and horrible they are. Every follow up question they just dug a deeper and deeper hole for themselves and the girls barely needed to add anything. Impressive
There is a saying about giving enough rope... Looks like the hosts followed through on it flawlessly. What an absolute clown, but that's too nice, it will be a good day when they get taken down for being outed as abusers themselves.
Hold on there, they might have messed up on this question, as in, there ain’t no way you gotta endure physical abuse, however, any challenges in a marriage, yes, you gotta endure those, but from I gather, they usually invite OF hoes to clown on.
@@Owlmare No one has to endure anything...Not even when it comes to marriage. That is up to everyone's personal preference whether they want to endure the situation at hand or not. To say "any challenges in a marriage, you gotta endure" is foolish.....This can be a very damaging mindset to have. In no way, do you have to endure anything you aren't willing to, as that can lead to lowering your own standards and goals. WHICH is ok to do BUT only if you WANT to.
“We’re talking about guy getting drunk and beating his wife occasionally”… ARE YOU SERIOUS? Chase, really?? What planet are you on? Getting occasionally beat is still getting beat. My drunkard, alcoholic grandad used to beat my grandmother. He would beat her so often that my dad (his son) and his siblings tuned it out and acted like it wasn’t happening… even as adults!! My mom would try to pry him off grandma and beg my dad for help and he’d say “for what? Nothings happening. I don’t care if it happens once a month or once a week, excusing it because he’s drunk is the most disgusting asinine thing I’ve heard from these podcasts. It’s so frustrating and unnerving.
As someone who was part of a mentally abusive household, yes, yes it is just as scarring and is most certainty just as cut and dry as physical abuse. Abuse is abuse and these people are idiots for trying to deny its severity in ANY form. The things I was told when I was growing up are things that still ring in my head to this day and they're not easy to purge. I've been trying to work through it though, and my heart goes out to anyone who's had to "just endure" abuse for any amount of time. I sincerely hope you're out of it now, but if you aren't, my heart continues to go out to you and I hope you're able to get out of it sooner rather than later. 💙
My father broke a door down trying to get to my mother, sister, and I. My mother got stuck under the door trying to block it. It broke her collar bone, shoulder, and bruised her face to her foot. The reaction from a specific aunt on my mothers side disgusts me to this day, and she has never apologized. My mother called her that night for help. My aunt told her “you shouldn’t have picked a fight” and then hung up….I don’t speak to this aunt anymore
wow that must have been very traumatising for all of you, awful of that aunt to say that too, I'm sorry yall went through that! The hardest part growing up after my mom getting us away from my abusive dad was realising how many adults, especially adult family memebers knew we were being physically abused and literally did nothing and didn't even help us leave, realising that brought a lot of hurt back after years of just holding it in. Fuck any adult defending abuse and I'm glad you've cut your aunt out of your life, she doesn't deserve to be in it if that is her views! (sorry for any bad spelling, 2nd language andy over here)
@@lishanimations9852 oh wow..this hits close to home, when you have family that knows but does nothing. I grew up in a very similar situation..im sorry you didn’t have anyone. The healing process is terrible at first but worth it, please go no contact with those who hurt you so terribly. They don’t deserve your presence. I hope you are doing very well now compared to them friend
You are all misinformed as to what the podcast is all about it’s about men who want traditional relationships and the women on the podcast are feminists and Charlie just so happened to forget to put that part in.
“When a man chooses to be abusive, he breaks the covenant. An abusive man forfeits the right to remain married...” The third time the Bible commands divorce is in Ezra 9-10.
@@uglyrobot1975 You simply don't respect them enough to be worth convincing. I guess the jokes on him, cause he will have to endure the abuse of the internet now
so what, people should continue living their life in constant depression about one event in their potentially 80 years of human life? so we dont encourage them to not let incidents like these define them and not encourage them to continue the pursuit of happiness and being the best they can be? how is that at all beneficial for an abuse victim? we're not saying 'endure, its trivial and unimportant', we're saying 'endure, its not worth staying sad over because there's still so much beauty life can offer you which you should take advantage of'. everyone goes through shit, some worse than others, but who is the happiest is decided by who can get up from a bad situation and create something beautiful. to do with the dudes on the podcast, suit and tie guy and purple shirt i often disagree with. brian and chase i pretty much 100% agree with on most things. i am in support of traditional values and traditional roles of men and women and traditional familial values. i myself am also religious. i believe divorce should be a last resort to solving any problem in a marriage. however, if a relationship does get to a point where one or both parties experience constant abuse/one time abuse, i think a divorce should be done. its not healthy for the mother, father, and especially detrimental for the children if there are any. that being said, some abusive relationships can be avoided if you choose your partners wisely. if people took more responsibility, and took relationships as seriously as they should be taken, then there is less chance of ending up in an abusive relationship. when i say this also, i dont say that abuse victims deserve any abuse they may have received, no one does, im just saying there's a prevention method for this problem. (edit: yes, i stupidly wrote this comment b4 watching the actual video, im sorry about that)
Thats ridiculous. I was in an abusive relationship 8 years. It was literally the worst times ive had in my life. I dumped her and couldnt be happier i did. F that staying together and endure. Thats the worst advice ive ever heard.
bro, what does he mean super nuanced. Have these people cracked a book, no not even, a fucking google search would tell u how extremely heartbreakingly common it is
That conversation around divorce was so awful. My dad used to beat us. Kicked my mom with the spurs on his boots, choked my sister out, even broke my arm once because he got annoyed with me being a kid and doing kid stuff. According to my mom he was completely normal until he joined the army and returned home from Desert Storm. After that he became insanely physically and mentally abusive. I'm so glad she chose not to stay with him because who knows if it could have gotten worse and wound up with one of us dead. Telling victims of abuse to just stick it out is so disgusting. NO ONE should be made to endure abuse.
To the dudes on this podcast the abuse was still your mother's fault. Never forget that these people are malicious. That to them a man can never do anything wrong unless it's not buy the absolute sh1t they're selling.
@@obama2747 and what is wrong with that exactly why can't they tell each other there perfect how does that effect you how does that compare to telling people to be. Abbused
@@obama2747what are you talking about lmao you just shouted out some talking points that you’ve wanted to say even though they don’t pertain to this
“You have to endure” and then later your spouse is then pronounced dead due to “enduring” the abuse, but divorce is the devil a sin, but going to jail for murder isn’t lmao I’m glad Charlie is pointing it out this lunacy from these boys
and how the concept of divorce for those guys is some type of schrodinger cat kind of shit where doesnt exist for abusive but does existe went the women cheats, tf?!
"For better or worse" doesn't include abuse. These guys would really like those extremist imams creating all sorts of made up religious rules to control women.
I share in this brain rot addiction, these show up in my feed all the time and i end up binging them which is probably how they end up poping up more and more for me. I hate that I watch them. Abuse 100% reason to give up on marriage and leave anyone.
If you don't want to see that shit in feeds anymore, then click "not interested" on all shorts and watch anything that isn't redpill or any similar brainrot.
When charges were laid against my father and we went to trial, my family showed up and stood with him. Afterwards my own grandmother said to me “ how can you put your father in jail?” I just looked at her and said “ I didn’t, he did” I broke the circle of abuse that occurred for generations and I would never tell someone to just “endure” 😡
I hope your father gets out and finds you. I really hope and I hope that he will make your belly swell after pumping you full with white milk. What you did is absolutely despicable
You did the right thing sadly my mother didn’t go through prison but I did get taken away from her still get shit in my birthday cards like “I miss you” and “I’m sorry” and “I’ve changed” they never change and I’m glad you stopped him
its so awful. as a kid who had to watch and sometimes experience the abuse from my father, it is a cycle and sometimes it weans and wanes but never just goes away. and it also manifests in kids different ways too. generational trauma has a play too. all around saddening.
They’re serving undereducated white, cisgender male privileged energy. It’s not cute boys. The guy in black and white looks like a referee but I’d be surprised if anyone in his life allowed him to call the shots.
As someone who experienced abuse in my 10+ year relationship....this shit makes me so mad. If you haven't went through it, you have no fucking business making statements about it. Everyone can say what they would do in any situation, but you never really know how you'd act until you experience it.
I honestly just got divorced (April 28th) because of an abusive marriage. I am male. This was honestly the most hysterical crap I've heard in a while. Thanks for bringing this to light charlie lol. Edit: HOLY CRAP THIS BLEW UP. to all asking if I'm in a better situation, yes I am thank you! This means a lot more to me than you all think. I've been pretty broken ever since it all started and I'm trying to piece myself back together. I've dealt with the abuse for almost 5 years and that shit changes you as a person. Thank you all for being so supportive and caring! I've put a lot of effort into rebuilding myself. I've finally landed a stable job I like (ride mechanic at a Major theme park), I've put a lot of effort into my twitch stream hobby and finally hit affiliate (come on by if you want I'm CasBasko on there too), things have been looking up this year and seeing all these people (2.1k likes?! Holy shit!!!) rooting for me really put things into perspective. I've blamed myself for everything that's happened to me for years. I somehow thought it was all my fault. It means so much to see you all here, thank you ❤️
Congrats!! I hope things have been going well since then. Abused men are all too often overlooked but I’m glad there’s increasing awareness. Really happy for you.
My father had ‘phases’ of abuse where he would be more abusive and then less abusive. Notice how I said he never stopped abusing. He just knew when to stop being EXTRA abusive to gaslight my mom into staying. She immediately left when she realized he was also mistreating me.
Same situation here. They still married though but man I can still see how miserable both of them are and still we the sons and daughters are affected by it till today.
You are correct, the abuse never stops. My grandmother escaped her abusive husband, and cut out ties with his family members who told her to endure it. Her sister escaped hers when her husband died. Whoever says victims should endure, are often abusers themselves, who dont want to admit to their own behavour . Sounds like those podcast guys have abused someone before. Someone with a clean conscience wont have trouble saying abuse is wrong.
What I will say is, the abuse my dad gave us did stop after the divorce, but only after years of therapy, which is often times not going to be a thing people end up getting, let alone men, let alone Narcissistic people.
It sometimes does stop, this is more common in relationships where the person can leave easier than a wife with kids could. Or at least from the perspective of the abuser, its always difficult to leave regardless if you have kids or not. Just want to make that clear. But the classic love bombing, acting good and pretending you care but then abusing you when they’re sure you aren’t gonna leave again. Its not always blatantly abusive, they can even seem completely changed. Thats how abuse victims always come back. And why they get stuck in that cycle
I've only watched until 1:26 and I'm already angry. "It is rare"? Rare my ass. I've seen this shit happen to so many women around me when I was little. My grandma got married in the 60's when she was around 20 with my grandpa who treated her perfectly for a year BEFORE my mom was born. Once she had the kid, he turned into a fucking monster. Once he KNEW that my grandma was perfectly locked into that situation (due to kids, the stupid society AND the weird laws of a then-communist country) he showed his true colors. I've seen it happen not once, not twice but three times ONLY in my family. That is the reason why men scared me so much in the past. My dad wasn't as bad, but still wasn't good too. My aunt used to get beaten with my little niece still inside her. The poor little sweet girl has some problems and we're pretty sure it comes from that. Same shit, he treated her good UNTIL the kid came into play. I swear to God I'd break the neck of anyone dismissing abuse victims like this. It's impossible to say "it is rare" because almost EVERYONE knows at least ONE case in their life, no matter how much luck they had. It gets to a point where if you say all this shit it's because you CHOOSE to not see it bcs it doesn't help your fucking narrative.
Yeah, I grew up abused for 13 years (sexually from my father, he abused my brother physically) and ppl told me that it wasn't bad and just "discipline" like.. molesting your daughter is.. discipline?? beating your son until he's numb is discipline??
@GriffDidSomeThingsWrong OP said that their father beat up their brother almost every day for 10 years. OP also said that their father sexually assaulted them for 10 years as well, and people had the gall to make excuses for that behavior and even called it "discipline".
me too, i watched accidently one of those jerks podcasts and the amount of brain damage argument ( not even one ) they give is hot boiling like how mysogenistic can u be to think like that ? bruh
I RIPPED ASS so hard goddamn you should have seen me. just start tearing it up in here. CAN'T BREATHE RIGHT NOW ITS STINKY!!! l'm probably going to go blow out the toilet right now god damn Lord have mercy. hate shit in my pants. Life's not fair
@@revi2498 FR! How can they even believe what they're saying? This whole thing started with the Chad trend and the "men stop simping" thing tbh, and like feminism, like wokism, like religion, it always starts from something good then it goes way over the top and people start doing or saying stupid shit...
Another day, another devaluation of the word trauma, remember when trauma used to mean things like going through WWI, seeing people blown apart every day, or losing your entire family, or watching a loved one being tortured. Now it's literally just "someone punched me" "someone calls me bad names" "I'm unhappy with my body image" "someone touched my pp" But that's the culture of victimhood these days.
this makes me so pissed, as a person who had a very abusive father (physical and mentally, towards us kids and my mother) "abuse is rare" and "don't get a divorce" jfc.
Thats honestly wild. Like,, abuse isnt like a phase lmao my dad sexually, physically, and emotionally abused my stepsister and i from toddler up till age 16 it only "stopped" because we werent kids anymore. And the short periods it would stop is bc law enforcement would get involved or i would physically fight back after a psychotic break. And some relationships ive witnessed can be just like that as well. Its fucked, that guy needs to be watched 😭 endure my ass
never seen so many braindead men in a room, they got me speechless. the lady asking the questions definitely knew what they were on, she asked the right questions to let everyone know that theyre insane.
Thats why they call it the manosphere, because its a safe space where this wackos can exist without being ridiculized by the whole room. Its like the whole room being elephants and not a single human in sight.
As a Christian, these guys do nothing to make Christianity look mighty. They disgrace my religion. If you’re being abused, get away from the abuser. Don’t endure.
To be fair, every christian out there makes Christianity look bad. Same with every religion btw. This also is not saying non religious people are good, not at all. It just seems evil and ignorance go hand in hand with the religious bunch and yes, this goes for every place on the planet.
Well as a Christian what I was saying is that if a man is abusing his wife, he's not in a marriage. He's in abuse. Jesus says to love you wife as Christ loves the church as he gave himself up for her. That means to go through all the scriptures and handle things the way Jesus would. Jesus wasn't a tyrant, controlling, manipulative, gaslighting idiot. He let people make their choice and taught them. He let people have their freedom to choose. When he threw tables, he threw tables to protect the church. He didn't throw table at the church. So men who abuse their spouses aren't in a marriage. They are in abuse. The women isn't divorcing a marriage. She's leaving abuse. The bible also says women need to respect their husbands. There's no respect for an abuser. A marriage is when a man loves his wife as Christ loves the church as he gave himself up for her and when a woman respects her husband. That's what an actual Christian marriage is. These guys seem to not know what a marriage is according to Jesus.
They forgot that to get married in Christianity you have to make a vow before God to honor, love, and take care of your spouse in sickness and in health, in good times and bad, forever. Abuse is an immediate betrayal of that vow to God and their spouse.
Abuse may seem to be a phase but I think in reality the victim is silenced into being a quiet submissive slave. It's really sad. No one should have to endure abuse.
My dad hit my mom, my older brother, my grandmother and myself. My parents divorced and I was never more thankful. I want these idiots to be stuck in a simulation of an abusive childhood for the rest of their lives
as someone who grew up around an emotionally abusive relationship… things got a million times better when my parents divorced. the gall to think that divorce is worse for kids than literal abuse is astonishing
I've had a few spatulas fly my way, feels nice for my mom to finally get away from that drunk. One time I was sitting in the living opening a pack of cards, and from the kitchen comes a spatula flying above my head, when he got mad at my step sister.
My mom was also told to endure. So we grew up where arguments are daily, and have a verbally abusive and controlling parent. We all didn't realized the house could be so quiet and peaceful with out him...
same ... many people treat separating from a father figure as a cardinal sin, but my mom gaining custody saved me from so much more than he already put us through, she raised me better alone than he ever would. Glad you got away from that horrible shit
@@DarkHowlerz same my parents finally divorced 3 years ago. which tbh is still a long ass time because the abuse started when i was 10. i was 18 when they divorced.
@dopesickdog every father figure I've have had has been bad, my genetic father is stubborn, my second one being a druggie, and the other one being a bad drunk. Me and my mom are so much better off now that she's found much nicer guy.
i see from how those guys debate, simply say 'no no no no no thats just not true' and there goes your argument i saw it in my father, always and guess what - he was abusive
The endure guy actually has multiple charges of physical assault and got charged with bottling a woman in the face in a nightclub in Japan.... it's fucked and the victim refuses to speak about it cause how traumatized she is 😢
Im really happy that someone like Charlie pointed it out. My mom was in abusive marrige with my dad and they got divorced, luckily. Telling someone in an abusive relationship "just push through and endure" is like telling someone with asthma "just breathe"
your analogy is the best one I've read in this video's comments. sorry for what you have been through. as a person who grew up with a very abusive father i understand
They also kicked out another girl halfway through the show just because she didn’t want to talk about her virginity. It was absolutely pathetic how mad they got over that.
@@alena8388 I’m not talking about this specific video, but in general both the men and the girls who go on podcasts like this tend to be completely delusional, narcissistic and entitled.
@@alena8388 I think it talks in general on that show, not for the abuse talk, if you see some clips of the show there are on both sides enough cringe to notice that is just more trash TV format show but on internet.
Sometimes I remember a court ordered abuser therapist talking about an experience with a client. The client said 'I was abused by my mom, so I hit my wife cuz Im actually hitting my mom' 'No youre hitting your wife' One of the best things to pack on an abusers ego is when they see a therapist who has no training for abusers. An abuser twists the story to make themselves seem like the victim, and that therapist unknowingly validates them. These dudes are knowingly validating abuse
@@equidistanthoneyjoy7600 😂 did you no that when guys see a woman the part of the brain that lights up is the same when they see a tool like a screwdriver or a knife . We really are different.
@@drygimangdrminjak8177 don’t be lazy search it upon. I’m looking at it right now. I don’t wanna have to read through all of the studies to give you the one that’s reputable cause there’s a lot here. You do your homework. Keep in mind a lot of the stuff that humans do are subjects of nature, not social.
