Sentences with phrase «n't abuse woman»

I will be by her side when she needs me the most I don't play games or cheat in a serious relationships, I don't abuse woman I will treat her the same way I wanted to be treated.

Hardesty stressed that not all abused women are strongly bonded to their pets, and not all abusers target pets as part of their campaign to control their partner.

Not exact matches

«But here's how I measure victory: Victory will be achieved when not a single, solitary woman who is abused or violated physically or mentally asks herself, «what did I do?»»

When it's so common to write off the hatred and abuse of women as «locker room banter,» of course many women believe that lie, too — that boys are just being boys, that men don't really mean what they say.

«Just because Peter Thiel is a Silicon Valley billionaire, his opinion does not trump our millions of readers who know us for routinely driving big news stories including Hillary Clinton's secret email account, Bill Cosby's history with women, the mayor of Toronto as a crack smoker, Tom Cruise's role within Scientology, the N.F.L. cover - up of domestic abuse by players and just this month the hidden power of Facebook to determine the news you see.»

«Just to be clear... Just because a woman does a sexy photoshoot or wears a sexy outfit does not give a man the right to shame her or not believe her when she comes forward about sexual abuse.

AND when a woman dresses sexy it does not give a man the right to sexually abuse her EVER.

«Just because a woman does a sexy photoshoot or wears a sexy outfit does not give a man the right to shame her or not believe her when she comes forward about sexual abuse.

In a statement, Nick Denton, the founder of Gawker Media, who was also personally named in the Hogan suit, said: «Just because Peter Thiel is a Silicon Valley billionaire, his opinion does not trump our millions of readers who know us for routinely driving big news stories including Hillary Clinton's secret email account, Bill Cosby's history with women, the mayor of Toronto as a crack smoker, Tom Cruise's role within Scientology, the N.F.L. cover - up of domestic abuse by players and just this month the hidden power of Facebook to determine the news you see.»

Democratic Sen. Kirsten Gillibrand of New York, who has said Trump should resign over the abuse allegations against him, said through a spokesman that Trump «has shown through words and actions that he doesn't value women.»

I agree entirely with Mike Preston («NFL misses its chance to send a message, July 25) that «Men shouldn't be allowed to physically abuse women and...

So why aren't these abuses of girls and women being reported?

They haven't been the subject of sexism and abuse for thousands of years like women have.

The majority of these women contracted the disease not by intravenous drug abuse, but from their infected boyfriends and husbands.

What a woman does with her body is between her and her Doctor, not her and an imaginary, vidictive - murderer - rapist - child abusing god.

Your beliefs condone rape; murder; child abuse; oppression of LGBT; oppression of women... does this not bother you?

Women face not only labor abuses, but also encounter sexual harassment, abuse, and rape at alarming rates.

Read your book of fables (aka bible)... don't dismiss the parts condoning rape; slavery; child abuse; oppression of women and LGBT; murder.

They seem to be mostly about priest abusing little boys, Westboro Baptists saying God hates the families of fallen soldiers, politicians deciding that women now need two (not just one) unnecessary medical procedure before they can be allowed to make decisions about their bodies, and Christians telling couples who want to legally commit their lives to each other that they aren't allowed to do that.

Certainly Christians are not alone in ignoring the seriousness of sexual abuse allegations, but it does seem that our community's response follows certain lines because of some common Christian beliefs about women and sexual abuse victims specifically.

She can make clear that the situation has not always been one of good, abused women versus bad, dominant men.

The christian god is a vindictive prick who apparently killed his old son; condones mass murder; condones child abuse; condones slavery; condones rape; condones oppression of women and LGBT... it is not something worthy of worship!

It seems disingenuous to equate his teaching with «those who abuse women, children...» don't ya think?

Many women do not report abuse out of loyalty to their men, or fear of the beating they will receive if their men find out.

I resigned from my position in the women's group because I didn't want to put myself in the position of being abused by her again.

What evidense do you have that women wouldn't rape teenage boys or abuse children physically or emotionally?

A Woman's continued cry's for redress, for recognition of her abuse and situation would not have been repeatedly ignored or simply written off as «crazyness»

Apparently... no, obviously... it's not enough just to believe a woman's story about her experiences of harassment, abuse, or assault.

Not to diminish the seriousness of women's abuse by spouses, but they face the same thing in the workplace, in my case, education.

I would share an old joke about most of the abuse being initiated by the women (they just WILL NOT SHUT UP!)

As we can read through all the comments and related posts, many women have experienced and are experiencing the very same thing: abuse, silencing and not being believed.

There is no question that a man who would abuse a woman is socially and psychologically twisted, but we should not allow this to in any way ameliorate the moral and public evil involved in these cases.

It does not allow the man in any circumstances to take undue advantage of the woman's innate weakness to deny her any of her rights or to abuse the rights which she owes to him.

It isn't right or fair, especially because the women stand out in our culture with their coverings, and become the targets of abuse by ignorant people and cowards.

No Brigitte: The point of THIS post is that MOST churches don't allow discussion on the abuse of women, but you can find PLENTY that discuss Muslims and Islam.

It's not only sexual abuse that hurts women, but also mental abuse.

We covered a lot of ground this week, and we told a lot of stories, but there are still many stories we didn't tell — stories of human trafficking and sex slavery, stories of men abused by women, stories of redemption and reconciliation, stories of abuse on the mission field.

Now, I absolutely do not think that Jesus is pointing to a sort of pitiful, masochistic toleration of abuse, or suggesting that a woman caught in abuse or violence should simply love her abuser or allow such violence to continue.

God is not love unless of course you consider condoning slavery; child abuse; rape; murder; oppression of women and LGBT love.

The #MeToo movement does not reflect some sudden increase in the abuse of women; rather, it reflects a growing awareness of those abuses, and a mounting, collective fervor to confront them.

But what's most dangerous about this posture is that Piper seems to assume that because evangelicals aren't confronting sexual assault and abuse the way that Hollywood is, then those things must not be happening in their churches, that abuse only occurs in egalitarian communities where women have more power and influence.

That's because Piper and many in the fundamentalist neo-Reformed movement are working off of a perversion of the doctrine of total depravity that not only teaches that human beings are depraved — that is, that our humanity is marred by sin — but that this depravity renders the world's men, women, and children into valueless objects of god's wrath, worthy of nothing more than eternal torture, pain, violence, and abuse.

Handling abuse and assault allegations «in house» by reporting them to the male elders of a church instead of to the police doesn't protect women; it harms them.

Instructing women to submit to their husbands by «enduring abuse» doesn't protect women; it harms them.

I am learning that I can not teach christian theology constructively unless I am aware that, historically, the church has done much to damage women, Jews, people of color and the whole inhabited earth; and unless, as a christian, I am learning how our doctrine, discipline and worship continue to reflect and contribute to this abuse of power.

After all, Piper has said in the past that a woman in an abusive relationship should «endure verbal abuse for a season» and «perhaps being smacked one night,» before seeking help — not from authorities, but from her (male - led) church.

We understand it for what it truly is... a book that condones mass murder; rape; incest; child abuse; oppression of women; oppression of LGBT... your imaginary friend is not anything worthy of respect and it doesn't pertain to those who are capable of thinking for themselves and doing well without it.

Islam's widespread practice of amputating the cli - to - ris and sometimes part or even all of the vul - va from the ge - n - ita - lia of Muslim women, affirmed in a had - ith by Mohammed himself, most likely also traces back to the founder's deliberate abuse of se - x to lure pagan males into his cu - lt.

No, this one doesn't have to do with gross abuse of women as much as it has to do with football itself — like, the actual ball.

Research uncovered sobering connections between subtle sexist put - downs of women and not - so - subtle harassment, abuses and violence.