Recently, while at the Johnson County (KS) Courthouse, I looked at a brochure on domestic violence. As usual, the brochure was designed only to be read by women. It listed a number of ways to determine whether a woman is a victim of an abusive man. It said you are a victim if one or more of the items applied. Two items caught my interest.
Has he demanded sex from you?
Has he refused to have sex with you?
Is it my imagination or is this a damned if you do and damned if you don't situation? If she has an intimacy problem, physical or mental, and he wants to have sex, she's a domestic violence victim. If he has an intimacy problem, physical or mental, and won't have sex with her, she is a victim of domestic violence.
2006-11-01
21:41:15
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