Why men are more likely physically abuse women?

        For this reason, the men society uses their right that rights what the society gave them. Many men in the world abuse their women because of jealousy issues. Means to say that their men are jealous of their women because they are rich and on the basis of their status their men physically abuse her. The jealousy may be of another type when their women are more beautiful than their men. In many parts of the world men try to physically abuse their women as they hold more physical power than them. Men know that their women can’t able to do anything so in the pride they used to physically abuse them. Generally, most of the relationships start out good and they remain consistent but due to some elements, they are strained at some point. Sometimes, it is the responsibility and sometimes it is the work stress that plays an important role in the rising aggressiveness within a relationship (Mai, Paulin and Pun 2016).

        Furthermore, disputes on a certain topic build as time passes and they grow so much that a relation cannot be tolerated. This generally becomes the reason of heated fights between males and women in a relationship. The verbal power is lacked by men compared to their partners while they hold more physical power. When they cannot fight back verbally, they tend to use their physical power. Women participants in an intimate relationship lack the physical power and that is why subordination from the side of females is common. It gives a push to the faith of males being stronger and holding more authority makes them exercise their power on females in an intimate relationship (Dutton 2011).

Relationship between gender and violence

        The violence is directly proportional to the male dominancy over the women. As the male are more dominant over the women so this violence increased with great margin. According to the survey it can be seen that in the marital relationship the male power is extremely dominant in most parts of the word. From the past it can be analyzed that the children from the very start are often taught that girls are more timid and if they are not careful they can hurt girls. This creates a basis perception of male dominance.

        Even in the present in many societies, male children are indirectly told that they are stronger. For instance, boys are often told that girls cry easily which makes them timid. Although the statement relays that females from the start are very delicate but it also points out that they are weaker. A patriarchal society is the main player which harnesses such a perception. Males from a young age are made the leaders while females are left behind. It is true that such acts are quite smaller but they gradually create a psychology that males in an intimate relation can exercise violence as well. From a side note, gender inequality plays an important role in violence subjected by a male participant (Leonard 2012).

References of physically abuse women

Dutton, Donald G. 2011. The Domestic Assault of Women: Psychological and Criminal Justice Perspectives. UBC Press.

Leonard, Elizabeth Dermody. 2012. Convicted Survivors: The Imprisonment of Battered Women Who Kill. SUNY Press.

Low, Zoe. 2018. Chinese actor Jiang Jinfu admits domestic violence against Japanese model Zhongpu Youhua. https://www.thestar.com.my/news/regional/2018/11/22/chinese-actor-jiang-jinfu-admits-domestic-violence-against-japanese-model-zhongpu-youhua/.

Mai, Wa, Sze Paulin, and Ting Chung Pun. 2016. "Prevalence of domestic violence in Hong Kong Chinese women presenting with urinary symptoms." PloS one 11 (7).Nicolson, Paula. 2010. Domestic Violence and Psychology: A Critical Perspective. Routledge.

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