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offline Junktion from Northern Jutland (Denmark) on 2003-05-26 15:14 [#00715618]
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My last relationship ended because I was violent against my
girlfriend.
I didn't hit her, more or like pushed her around and drove
her mentally to the ground.
This is the point of view all her friends are discussing
back in Denmark where she lives now. And I'm pretty sure I
will pay for that when I return home in a year or so.
This is her point of view, which I totally respect. But what
happened inside me I don't understand. What drove me to the
point where violence was the only solution? Was I unhappy?
Did past memory make me aggressive? I can't remember feeling
that much hate against anyone, and know I feel its my own
fault. That I'm to blame.
People hate me now. Not everyone, but some people back in my
city. I can't blame them. I hate my self for it. But I'm not
that afraid of how they think, that just annoys me, I'm more
afraid of this repeating itself in future relationships.
Do I need help?
Do you hate someone by the fact that they have been violent
against a girlfriend?


 

offline ecnadniarb on 2003-05-26 15:16 [#00715624]
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Yes...you are ill in the head if you felt buse of a female
was the correct way to act at the time.

I wouldn't worry too much about getting yourself sorted now
because you will burn in hell for what you have already
done.


 

offline Key_Secret from Sverige (Sweden) on 2003-05-26 15:17 [#00715626]
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Do you hate someone by the fact that they have been
violent
against a girlfriend?


no. not because of that.


 

offline Junktion from Northern Jutland (Denmark) on 2003-05-26 15:17 [#00715627]
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what then?


 

offline ecnadniarb on 2003-05-26 15:18 [#00715629]
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Only messing...one of our primal instincts is to react
violently when confronted with situtions that make us feel
trapped or scared. It is an often unspoke about think but a
lot of lads push girls around, and vice versa. It goes on
whether good or not it is not worth worrying about provided
you never cross the line into serious physcal abuse.


 

offline ecnadniarb on 2003-05-26 15:19 [#00715633]
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My typing is messed up because I am high :P


 

offline pomme de terre from obscure body in the SK System on 2003-05-26 15:21 [#00715640]
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"I'm more afraid of this repeating myself in future
relationships. Do I need help?"


Yes.


 

offline more10 from Lkpg (Sweden) on 2003-05-26 15:25 [#00715652]
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I don't but that is cause I don't know anyone that has been
violent. I think it's really bad. I can get really mad but i
have never been violent against anyone. I found it good to
just sit down and crank up the hardest Pantera and Sepultura
tracks and after a few tracks I'm ok again. Dunno if it will
work for you but it sure does for me. My ex gf knew about it
and it worked fine.


 

offline tolstoyed from the ocean on 2003-05-26 15:25 [#00715654]
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hmm, girls can drive you crazy...i remember this time we
were at some pub and this girl was bitching to her boyfrien
(i guess), and he was a little drunk - he told her to stop
like 100 times but she went on and on...and on, so he just
lost it and beat her up - as much as he was able to, cos ppl
stoped him pretty quick...there are times when you really
cant controll yourself (i know i cant, and im really sorry
when i do or say something stupid but i just cant control
myself too good - i think this can be pretty understandable
to many guys, but girls arent like that...)

and i really hate to see someone treating his girlfriend
bad!!!...
i never hit a girl...i hope i never will!


 

offline Erronous from Netherlands, The on 2003-05-26 15:26 [#00715660]
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as long as you are aware of the fact this was not the right
way to act, you should be able to control yourself in
the future...


 

offline Junktion from Northern Jutland (Denmark) on 2003-05-26 15:27 [#00715661]
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u know, that was actually what I used to do, but then I
started hearing IDM, and I kinda stopped it...but
still...putting stuff away doesnt help..it will still come
back eventually


 

offline Key_Secret from Sverige (Sweden) on 2003-05-26 15:27 [#00715663]
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Do you hate someone by the fact that they have been
violent against a girlfriend?


You say -have been-, so it's a thing of the past. But it
defineatly has to do with how violent, and for what
reasons.
It doesn't really matter if it's a girl or a man. To me all
violence is the same. If I know the person who's been hurt,
then I have stronger feelings about it, if not, it's the
same if a girl or a boy has been hit.
But it's all about circumstances...

hm I may sound confusing. Anyway, I don't hate you.
I hate violence in all forms, but I can understand if people
aren't as calm as I am (I am too calm maybe, or just too
unable to be violent myself).
Frustration is hard, and from what I've understood (which
might be 0) your relation wasn't going very well in the end,
and you were quite happy that it ended (which significe it
wasn't a good relation).

Do I need to explain even further?

Summary:

* I hate violence.
* I don't hate you.


 

offline Junktion from Northern Jutland (Denmark) on 2003-05-26 15:28 [#00715666]
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and i really hate to see someone treating his girlfriend

bad!!!...
i never hit a girl...i hope i never will!


you know..I used to says that


 

offline mc_303_beatz from Glasgow, Scotland on 2003-05-26 15:29 [#00715668]
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I don`t think you should lay a finger on her. Thats a
cowards game mucker


 

offline Junktion from Northern Jutland (Denmark) on 2003-05-26 15:31 [#00715674]
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she is really much into S/M, and I can say that what I have
done in the bed with her is so much harder, but the reasons
I can't really say. Something like she used a lot of money
on crappy things, or that she told me that I didnt talk
enough with her parents, when they where visiting. That
wasnt what drove me over the edge, but that 'helped' me do
it.

I can't stand the fact that the guy she is dating now is
this rocker-type dumbass...


 

offline Junktion from Northern Jutland (Denmark) on 2003-05-26 15:32 [#00715676]
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i know


 

offline more10 from Lkpg (Sweden) on 2003-05-26 15:33 [#00715677]
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I don't see it as "putting stuff away". I got calmer after
the listening session and then I could feel good for a long
long time! It's almost always something that triggers (f.e.
stress).


 

offline Anus_Presley on 2003-05-26 15:34 [#00715678]
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i have wanted to hit, i have been drriven crrazy, but neverr
have, neverr could.
i don't know what i think of yourr situation.


 

offline tolstoyed from the ocean on 2003-05-26 15:34 [#00715679]
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i guess if you have a bad temper you explain to girl, that
there are moments when you cant control yourself and ask her
to wait and talk when you calm down...but sometimes that
doesnt work as girl continues to argue...so i cant really
tell...


 

offline Junktion from Northern Jutland (Denmark) on 2003-05-26 15:35 [#00715680]
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ah yeah...that was one of my major problems i remember


 

offline Junktion from Northern Jutland (Denmark) on 2003-05-26 15:37 [#00715681]
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maybe I should go bakc to hearing the old korn albums again
for a while....back in the days...


 

offline Q4Z2X on 2003-05-26 15:38 [#00715683]
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"...crank up the hardest Pantera and Sepultura tracks..."
or better yet some converge, or dillenger escape plan..
..pure musical evil and hatred


 

offline uzim on 2003-05-26 15:39 [#00715685]
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=(

how did she reacted?? Y_Y
if it had to turn into violence... couldn't you make it quit
before????


 

offline Junktion from Northern Jutland (Denmark) on 2003-05-26 15:40 [#00715687]
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no...that doesnt speak to my problems...the problems i'm
dealing with is the "nobody like's me"-kinda music (old)
Korn can provide me with


 

offline Junktion from Northern Jutland (Denmark) on 2003-05-26 15:41 [#00715689]
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she cried...she hated...she got cold, which just lead me to
other hating situations....we where trapped together 1000km
from home....


 

offline eXXailon from purgatory on 2003-05-26 15:43 [#00715694]
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dude, I don't hate you or anything, but this is NOT GOOD.
you should work on this and if you don't succeed then maybe
you need professional help with it. with violence you'll get
your GF in trouble and yourself just as much.


 

offline Junktion from Northern Jutland (Denmark) on 2003-05-26 15:46 [#00715697]
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this only leads me to pro. help ....i'm I think i'm avoiding
mental help for two reasons:
1. the psychiatrist will tell me this is a normal problem,
that can be fixet easaly - and that will lead me to feel
without worth
2. the psychiatrist will tell me that my continuos return to
drugs is the reason, and that it's my own fault. In this
country i'm kinda afraid that this could cost me my job


 

offline Key_Secret from Sverige (Sweden) on 2003-05-26 15:49 [#00715703]
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you don't need to seek professional help.
You haven't got any friend you can talk to about this
problem?
You probably have atleast one friend who you can talk to
about all problems...
That will not make the situation worse anyway. Talk to
someone you know and who will listen because they care, not
because you pay them to.
It might be related to druguse, and you don't to pay someone
to have them tell you that.


 

offline Junktion from Northern Jutland (Denmark) on 2003-05-26 15:52 [#00715710]
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no man...i need real help...I can't go on living like this
anymore...I wake up at night just crying for hours, and I
can't even say why....this is enough as it is...I will pull
myself together and seek help


 

offline Key_Secret from Sverige (Sweden) on 2003-05-26 15:55 [#00715719]
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well... maybe you should pull yourself of drugs first?...
What is it that you expect to hear from
a professional?


 

offline Ceri JC from Jefferson City (United States) on 2003-05-26 16:13 [#00715755]
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I can understand that if she was into S&M you might of been
more inclined to push her etc. but I think that it's
probably so badbecause it's in a violent situation, rather
than a consenting one, so there's less "control".

It's a shame that it got to the situation where aphysical
acts were the only way of making yourself heard. When I get
like tha tI tend to punch walls etc. rather than people. I
think if you repeatedly feel that angry towards someone
they're making you unhappy and you're better of without
them.

Don't feel so bad about having done it and do't let people
tell you you're shit for hitting a girl- there is a lot more
domestic violence from women to men than is reported (men
are more ashamed to admit they're beaten up by women).

Talk to a friend about it or, if you feel more comfortable,
talk to one of us. I'm off to bed now, but feel free to
email me if you want someone to talk about it with.

Hope you feel a bit better tommorow.


 

offline Key_Secret from Sverige (Sweden) on 2003-05-26 16:17 [#00715764]
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I dig you ceri...
you're one of the few (it seems) that don't separate men and
women, which is something I totally agree on.
Hitting a man is the same as hitting a woman.


 

offline weatheredstoner from same shit babes. (United States) on 2003-05-26 16:33 [#00715793]
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GIRLS ARE EVIL!!!


 

offline plaidzebra from so long, xlt on 2003-05-26 20:36 [#00716005]
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i think it's less likely that the drugs are causing the
undesirable behavior, than that you are taking drugs for the
same reasons that you are having the behavioral problems.

your behavior is not the problem, but rather a symptom of
the problem.

you are afraid that you are worthless. you are
hypersensitive to criticism, because you are afraid that
judgements against you are truthful, in that they expose
your worthlessness.

it is not enough to be told that you are valid and worthy.
you must learn it yourself. even after you learn it, you
will still doubt, saying "maybe it isn't true after all..."
but when you learn to weave this knowledge into every
single thought and act, you will see your life transformed.

if you sincerely seek guidance and understanding with an
open mind and patience, you will receive it.

you must realize that you are valid and worthy. then you've
got to eliminate all of your beliefs that run counter to
this fact.

resolve to heal yourself and move beyond your suffering.
write it down, state your intent. you must to choose to go
beyond, but it is well within your ability. would you
choose suffering, over healing?

don't be afraid to accept help from other people. if you
learn to accept the unconditional love that is given you,
you will love yourself unconditionally. you will love
others as you love yourself. look to the source. indeed,
it is all you really have.


 

offline pachi from yo momma (United States) on 2003-05-26 20:39 [#00716007]
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y'all are sounding like gangsta rappers.


 

offline afxNUMB from So.Flo on 2003-05-26 20:54 [#00716033]
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I think a guy who's a pussy is a real turn off, a guy who
has to ask the girl for permission, a guy who could never
make up his mind, a guy who when him and his girlfriend are
in a fight doesnt hold to what he believes in and agrees
with the girl.

Pushing around is bad though, I can stand a few screams and
grabbing if the girl is a complete moron which Ive had my
few of girls who deserve to get the shit knocked out of
them.

Either way stand your ground and once you feel like youre
gonna hit relax, it cant be that bad that you would want to
hit a woman...fuck take a breather and dont take shit so
seriously.


 

offline Junktion from Northern Jutland (Denmark) on 2003-05-26 23:31 [#00716146]
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thanks man...I really helped me... :)


 

offline Junktion from Northern Jutland (Denmark) on 2003-05-26 23:34 [#00716147]
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how do you do that? how do you read my posts and come up
with such an accurate description of how I feel? You just
described my everyday thoughts for the last 22 years. Thank
you. It really put it into perspective :)


 

offline qrter from the future, and it works (Netherlands, The) on 2003-05-27 07:15 [#00716467]
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because, in this aspect, you are not unique.

I would go see a therapist - nothing wrong with that. if
you're going to stop using drugs it could be a better idea
to do it under guidance, as you'll probably have used drugs
as a form of self-medication.


 

offline pOgO from behind your belly button fluff on 2003-05-27 07:50 [#00716499]
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I think that goes for pretty much for everyone, it's just
that it's a hard thing to try and understand. Someone can
easily tell you what your feeling and get it dead on, but
only you can understand and change how it effects
your life

Changing yourself is a very hard thing to do, and it is
possible to do it on your own but easier with help.

Seing a counciller would be a good start cause you don't
feel judged, they listen without interupting and they don;t
try and make you as they think you should be.



 

offline od_step_cloak from Pleth (Australia) on 2003-05-27 08:37 [#00716568]
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Hehe my girlfriend had a hard upbringing and has been in
some shit, if we got in a fight she could probably knife me
or something.

Personally I doubt I'd ever hit a girl coz I don't think
I've even punched a bloke in the face ever.

Instead of being shitty at people, I play arguments from the
other end, being the one who looks down their nose and
keeping it really cool and laughing at the other rather than
getting pissed off. Damn that works.

I don't hate you. I know a lot of girls who act really
shitty at guys coz they know they will get away with it.
That fucking pisses me off. I mean, you just.....can't hit
women, y'know? But it's equally as wrong of them to take
advantage of the fact that men won't hit them...


 

offline plaidzebra from so long, xlt on 2003-05-27 10:07 [#00716644]
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as a matter of fact, junktion, you are unique. but it is
true, there are many others who have walked in your shoes.


certainly, there is some difficulty in realization, but it
is nothing compared to the difficulty of living in denial,
in darkness. you have touched only the outer edge of
tremendous joy; imagine what you will feel when you
surround yourself with it!

remember that your emotions are like messages, or signs.
they tell you the consequences of your beliefs. listen to
them, and resist the urge to judge them or yourself. listen
to what they say. then you will gradually learn the nature
of the beliefs that produce these feelings. be prepared to
let go of beliefs that limit you, or are self destructive.
be honest, and know that you don't need to feel guilty or
regretful. the moment of transformation is right here,
right now if you will use it.

lastly, be wary of drugs that suppress your natural
emotional response. i realize that many believe that they
are helped by antidepressants, and you may be taking them
now as well. if you perceive that you are helped, continue.
but remember, your emotions, good and bad, are the
messengers that tell you about your beliefs. if you silence
them, you silence part of your natural, self-healing
capacity. it is natural to feel sad at times, but when the
feeling persists without apparent stimulus the appropriate
action may be to examine your beliefs, not chemically
suppress the emotion.

to those who might take issue with these comments about
antidepressant drugs, because you or someone you love has
been apparently helped by them, note that every individual
is unique, and that these comments were addressed to
junktion.


 

offline DirtyPriest from Copenhagen (Denmark) on 2003-05-27 11:55 [#00716758]
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Hmmm. I really have difficulty understanding those feelings.
But that you are aware of them, makes it better i'd think.

When you say directly, "do i need help", i'd say: Yes

Go to a psychaitrist, he/she would know more about this than
i do.

I do not think the behaviour is natural at all. One should
only cherrish and love, the one you love!!! i find it that
simple.

I hope this helps, at least i'm being honest about what i
think about this, as you where honest about talking about
it....


 

offline ijonspeches from 109P/Swift-Tuttle on 2003-05-27 13:33 [#00716847]
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its not important that you have been violent or out of
control to your (ex)gf. i can imagine it can be the one
person to this may happen these kinda tilt outs pretty often
though.
being violent against people is always a sign that you have
been driven to a point where its got right in your guts and
to your heart.

normally i used to hate men being violent or loud, but since
i had experienced more girls i can totally understand you.

try to avoid fury, look inside, face your fears. its hard
but thats the only known way...

or get a girl whoi likes to provoke fury :b


 

offline corrupted-girl on 2003-05-27 13:40 [#00716849]
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"Do you hate someone by the fact that they have been violent

against a girlfriend? "

If someone tends to beat up their girlfriend it usually
doesn't just stop there. It usually is part of their
personality.. unability to control anger. Which could turn
me off from them leading to a dislike. But it really
depends... I like people who do things im against. soo..
yeah.


 

offline Junktion from Northern Jutland (Denmark) on 2003-05-27 14:54 [#00716970]
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now you have to understand this about my life:
back in school I was a total nobody and I couldn't stand up
for myself.
Then I started smoking weed and I started making friendships
and found interest in music, which I didn't really
experience before.
From then it has been my life smoking weed, taking DXM,
eating scrooms, nerve medicine.
My life happened while I was ether over-focused on my own
life, or stoned.
Suddenly I found my self in a relationship.
We moved together, and somehow all this happened somewhat
over my head.
The violence happened one night, and wasn't something I did,
but something that happened. It's a long story, but I'm
pretty sure that first time it happened I didn't really
notice what I had done. I only pulled her shoulder back as
she was drunk and tried to go away from me in the middle of
the night while waking her home. She wanted to leave and go
by herself, and I was pissed that she first of all woke me
up at 3 in the morning to follow her home, and then suddenly
didn't want to walk with me. I wanted to turn her around so
she faced me so I could talk her into sense, but the
imbalance of her plus the force I laid in trying to turn her
while she was walking away, lead to that she was falling.
That opened something in me. I didn't feel that she was led
into injustice. I felt the right was on my side. That it was
her fault. And since then it quickly turned in to my only
weapon against being pushed into a corner by her.
I think It happened approx. 8 times all together through the
1 and a half year we were together. But I really didn't feel
that it was my fault.

I somewhat do now. I can see it from her point of view now,
and I know why she cried. I cry sometimes just for the pity
of her.
If I'm lucky enough to ever being together with a girlfriend
again, I will rather stop the relationship and kill myself
than letting someone go through this again.

I hated my ex especially for allways calling me a wuz and a
drugaddict although I only tried to do the things she
expected f


 

offline Junktion from Northern Jutland (Denmark) on 2003-05-27 14:54 [#00716972]
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I hated my ex especially for allways calling me a wuz and a
drugaddict although I only tried to do the things she
expected from me, and I hadnt done drugs in quite some
time....

Right now I havent done anything in like 2 weeks...I wont
for a long time...I really try


 

offline plaidzebra from so long, xlt on 2003-05-27 22:37 [#00717456]
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people can be dependent on relationships as they are on
drugs, or many other things and experiences. a positive
relationship is built on mutual respect. with experience
you will learn to nurture and cultivate this respect, and
will avoid long term involvement with those who are
disrespectful. now that you are free of this relationship
you can take some time for yourself and learn from it.
don't let yourself be a prisoner to your emotions,
relationships, or self destructive thoughts. it can be
really painful to go through a difficult breakup like that,
especially when both are contributing negativity.
but you can use the experience as a springboard to a new
appreciation of yourself. you're young; take the initiative
and choose to act.


 


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