Why do some women commit domestic violence, and why do women commit domestic violence?

The reason why some women will be domestic violence is due to their irritable personality and low moral cultivation.

Domestic violence refers to acts that originate in the family, where members of the family engage in acts such as beating, emotional torture, and mental abuse against each other. Domestic violence is a serious violation of morality, ethics and the law, which cannot be excused under any circumstances and is inexcusable.

Whether the victim is male or female, domestic violence has a serious impact on them, and even causes people to become sensitive, vulnerable, shy, painful, tormented, unable to maintain a normal mental state and lifestyle, and may even change the structure of the entire family, causing family disharmony. Even if a family member may have a certain burden as a result of domestic violence, domestic violence cannot be excused and no forgiveness should be given.

In addition, domestic violence affects not only the family, but also society as a whole. It can have a serious impact on people's daily lives, and this kind of violence can spread to society and even the next generation, and may eventually contribute to the formation of a culture of violence, which in turn undermines the fairness and justice of society, and is not tolerated and supported.

In general, domestic violence is an unforgivable act that cannot be forgiven in any aspect. Not only must the victim understand the seriousness of such acts, but also family members and society as a whole should work together to maintain family and social order.

In fact, from a physiological point of view, only looking at physical strength, it is really difficult for men to be abused by women, so if men are subjected to domestic violence, I think most of them are due to two reasons:

1 Let the woman so that she becomes more violent. If a man loves a woman very much, he is willing to tolerate her and be humble, but tolerance and humility does not mean that there is no bottom line and principles, regardless of men and women, from the perspective of human nature, they are bullying the soft and afraid of the hard, if you feel that you love each other, you have to let the other party, whether you fight back and scold or not, the result in exchange for the future, it can only be said that the other party despises you more.

2 The character is too cowardly, such a man may be too cowardly from his original family, afraid of things, and dare not face it, generally this kind of man needs to be eager for protection from others from the heart, and longs for a strong person to protect himself. We also often find that cowardly men tend to find a wife with a violent personality as a wife. When a woman treats himself violently, he generally does not resist, because he is used to this way of doing things, and this will happen in both life and work.

In any case, whether a man or a woman has domestic violence, it is wrong and illegal, and it is good for the stability of the family, and you should find a way to change this mode of getting along, and when necessary, you should take up the law to protect yourself.

Most women who are subjected to domestic violence do not choose to divorce because of a combination of psychological fear, economic dependence, and social pressure.

First of all, psychological fear is the biggest obstacle for victims of domestic violence to face divorce. In a violent relationship, the perpetrator uses violence to control the victim's mind and even body. As a result, when victims want a divorce or take other measures, they may face more severe violence, which deepens their psychological shadows and fears.

Secondly, financial dependence is also an important factor influencing the choice of divorce for victims of domestic violence. These include factors such as financial dependency, inadequate ability to work, and inadequate financial support, all of which can increase the victim's instability in terms of livelihood and financial situation after divorce.

Finally, social pressure is also one of the factors that lead women to divorce after domestic violence, the traditional concept of "men are inferior to women", this social pressure makes many women dare not divorce even if they are subjected to domestic violence, because they are afraid of facing negative evaluations from their families and society. In addition, pressure from family and friends can also influence the victim's decision-making.

In short, if we want to help victims of domestic violence get out of their predicament, we need respect and support, not accusation and condemnation. Professional counselling can help them deal with their emotions, boost their self-confidence, seek strength, and choose their own path to the future. At the same time, we need to take more comprehensive and effective measures to prevent and respond to domestic violence.