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Doesn't sound like a marriage to me.Fast Facts: Preventing Intimate Partner Violence |Violence Prevention|Injury Center|CDC
Adolescents and adults are often unaware that teens experience dating violencewww.cdc.gov
Oh.As much as an addict chooses to die from nicotine,alcohol and other drugs
Most abused spouses were under a parent was abused .
They saw it as normal and we're never really challenged to change .
And often if it's physically it's also gonna include rape .let's just say I know more on that too.
Most as I said rape victims know their assailants .it's rarely some guy rushing them on the street and raping them .
Yes.Oh.
Well I guess if a woman knows her rapist it's ok then.
is that a marriage you're talking about?
You assume that person's just marry some healthy person then all of a sudden ..Doesn't sound like a marriage to me.
Maybe you could start a thread on marital abuse?Yes.
My wife's second husband was a horrible man .
He beat his wife ,he Also tried to rape her daughter ,my wife was being beat ,her youngest daughter loaded a 12 guage and aimed it his head and pointed it to the point he felt the barrel and she said you may continue but your head will be in that wall .the choice is yours .
Often rape victims do willingly not report or even leave the guy or gal and stay with them for fear .
Fast Facts: Preventing Intimate Partner Violence |Violence Prevention|Injury Center|CDC
Adolescents and adults are often unaware that teens experience dating violencewww.cdc.gov
You're talking about something totally different.The law can't often charge a person with rape if they don't want to press charges .
Maybe you could start a thread on marital abuse?
No I'm notYou're talking about something totally different.
Husbands can and do rape their wives. Rape is violent sexual assault and has nothing to do with marriage. My wife (now retired) took care of a number of women who had been sexually assaulted by their husbands, i.e., raped by them.I understood you.
A husband cannot rape his wife.
I guess it depends what a person understands rape to be. To me it's extreme violence and violation of a person's body. Fear and terror are a part of this vicious act.
I am not trivializing anything.Rape is a serious, vicious act.
Please do not trivialize this criminal act.
You cannot tell anyone how to "feel" about anything.(You're going to tell a woman how she should feel about being raped?! Lol!) Good luck with that.
YES.Can a husband who is not otherwise abusive to his Wife in any way, he doesn't beat her, doesn't drink, doesn't cheat, loves his wife...That guy. If he comes to her seeking intimacy and she is being difficult for some womanly reason but is not otherwise sick or anything, so he has his way with her. She has said no but when he does anyway she bodily complys and he does not hurt her or beat her. Is that rape? By a husband?
I have lived with my wife for 45 years and due to bad teaching and childhood sexual abuse, have gone for years at times with no sexual contact; even been called all kinds of nasty things for even hinting that I wanted it. But even with that I never forced her to do anything.No of course not. I admit, I was married for 26 years and I can remember several times over the years that I have done that very thing. She did not call the police on me or bring charges against me because I never abused her. How bad was it for her if she stayed with me for 26 years?
I respect your opinion DDW.I am not trivializing anything.
How is comparing domestic rape with domestic violence which often ends in murder, trivializing it?
I consider spousal rape as serious as murder, which is why I advocate the death penalty for it.
Needs to be repeated.Often rape victims do willingly not report or even leave the guy or gal and stay with them for fear .
I don't know why personalizing this has anything to do with the question of the OP.You cannot tell anyone how to "feel" about anything.
BUT - to not feel extreme anger and hurt would be a problematic response; according to what I have read on psychology and sex therapy.
YES.
I have lived with my wife for 45 years and due to bad teaching and childhood sexual abuse, have gone for years at times with no sexual contact; even been called all kinds of nasty things for even hinting that I wanted it. But even with that I never forced her to do anything.
I see the problem. You are defining "marriage" in a different way.To me marriage is what God intended. A husband is what God intended. A wife is what God intended.