Domestic Violence and the Male Victim

	posted by Scott on Wednesday December 19, @02:14PM from the domestic-violence dept.
	donaldcameron1 writes "On AngryHarry.com I was surprised to see myself "included" in a study of my own experiences. Reading something like this is most illuminating for me. In addition to providing pure validation and catharsis, it confirms for me just how oppressed we have, and continue to, become. That which does not kill us only makes us know for certain that the system has been corrupted. We have spent much time on getting women to "come forward" it is time to encourage men to do so."

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Included (Score:1) by jaxom on Wednesday December 19, @08:32PM EST (#1) (User #505 Info) http://clix.to/support/ I too found the inclusion important. Healing in a way. It's far too little and there is so muc more to be done. Yet, just seeing a reflection of ME helps. The men in this area who call me deserve no less. Inclusion is so very important. Greg The Volksgaren Project Suite 143, 24 First Ave. St. Thomas, Ontario, Canada the Volksgaren Project: Intelligent Abuse Recovery, http://clix.to/support/, jaxom@amtelecom.net, 519-773-9644

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