Is A Man Beaten By A Woman Humiliating?

   Stupid question. Beating you up is humiliating in principle. And the videos are set naturally - for viewing, for money (from the number of views).

   There are beaten men by women. The residence itself is liable for a person who has abused another person, whether a man or a woman. There is nothing humiliating about that. There are good men and women who find bad boyfriends and that is why there are beaten ones. It is important that people learn to defend themselves or to complain about the plowing of order. Even if a man complains, they are obliged to take the case.

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   in life it is a difficult job for a woman to beat a man, unless he is very drunk or to deliberately let him be beaten for some reason (for example to collect likes on a video :-) Otherwise - yes, it is humiliating, I guess :-)

   Well, it depends ... If it's something like Ronda Rousey, it's understandable to blow you up, and there's nothing shameful about that. If she's a normal woman, I'd say it's rather stupid to let her force you and act like a rabid monkey. Many men do not touch a woman because it was not right, but at some point the weaker sex can abuse it. In such cases, it is better to catch her until she calms down, and in more extreme moments, to slap her twice to remind her what she is doing. Well, if the lady is not stronger than the man, he should not be allowed to be beaten and rude.

   Of course it is humiliating. Very few men would let a woman beat them. Most suffer this humiliation because they know that if they hit a woman, the bad guys will come out.

   It is humiliating for the one who beats, regardless of whether he is a man or a woman, so he or she has a problem! In any case, a person, man or woman who is weaker than you beats! in martial arts you are not allowed to retaliate with your skills and beat the other, to overcome aggression and not respond with the same is a high level, many people will not understand it, humiliation is always in the one who has reached that point to show aggression, and it doesn't matter his gender or race. If you feel humiliated, it's your problem.