Have you ever:
1. Yelled or sworn at your partner?
2. Restrained her against her will?
3. Threatened, patronized, or been sarcastic
toward her?
4. Humiliated her in private or public?
5. Taken her car keys or money away?
6. Thrown, hit, sabotaged or destroyed
things close to her?
7. Pushed, shoved, or slapped her?
8. Pulled her hair, kicked, burned or
choked her?
9. Threatened to commit suicide if she
leaves you? .
If you answered yes to one or more
of these questions, your actions are
abusive toward your partner and may
constitute Domestic Violence. If so,
you may be breaking the law and could
go to jail.
You are not alone!
Our society teaches us to believe that
to be a man you need to be tough, dominant,
extremely competitive, repress empathy,
and believe that you are superior to
women.
This belief system is the root cause
of men's violence towards women and
children.
It doesn't have to be this
way.
Let’s Beat the Punch.
Together.
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