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| The Danger Of Assuming A Man Won't Fight Back: A Market Scene Yesterday by Dpsychologist(op): 9:35am On May 30 |
Synopsis: She Slapped Him In Public and Everybody Defended Her. But What Happened Next Changed The Mood Instantly. One thing I've noticed about human beings is that many people love consequences in theory until consequences actually arrive. There was an argument in a market earlier yesterday between a lady and a man. Voices were raised, tempers flared, and before anyone could properly intervene, the lady suddenly slapped the man. This is not a playful tap o, it is mot the kind of slap people dismiss as harmless. It was a loud, angry slap that immediately drew attention from everyone around. Predictably, the crowd reacted the way crowds usually do. People rushed to the man's side, not to ask what happened, but to restrain him. Some told him to calm down. Others reminded him that she was a lady. A few even looked at him as though he had already committed an offence simply because he was the man in the situation. Unsurprisingly, he didn't react. He adjusted his clothes, sat down quietly and said nothing. The tension gradually disappeared. People returned to their businesses. The lady looked victorious. The spectators concluded the matter had ended exactly the way they wanted it to end. Then came the twist. A few minutes later, when nobody was paying much attention anymore and the atmosphere had completely relaxed, the man stood up, walked over and delivered series of slaps of his own that reconfigured the lady's brain. The shock was not even the slap itself. The shock was how quickly public opinion changed. The same people who had watched the first slap without much outrage on why the lady slapped him suddenly became defenders of morality. The same voices that were silent when the man was hit became very loud when the woman was hit. People began shouting. Some tried to hold the man. Others demanded explanations. What made the whole scene remarkable was not the violence. Violence is ugly regardless of who starts it. What stood out was the inconsistency. Nobody had physically restrained the woman when she struck first. Nobody had gathered around to lecture her about keeping her hands to herself. Nobody seemed particularly concerned about violence until the recipient of the violence changed. This is where many people get themselves into trouble. Some individuals genuinely believe that being a woman automatically shields them from physical consequences, even when they initiate physical aggression. They mistake restraint for inability. They assume every man, regardless of temperament, upbringing or self control, will simply absorb the humiliation and walk away. Most men will. Some won't. That is why the smartest rule remains the oldest one: keep your hands to yourself. Once an argument becomes physical, you lose the ability to control how it ends. The moment you decide to hit someone, you are gambling on their reaction. Sometimes you win that gamble. Sometimes you discover too late that the other person was willing to return the favour. The real lesson here is not that retaliation is right. It is that people should stop treating physical aggression as acceptable when it comes from one gender and unacceptable when it comes from the other. If hitting someone is wrong, then it should be wrong before and after the comeback. Not only when the score becomes level.
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| Re: The Danger Of Assuming A Man Won't Fight Back: A Market Scene Yesterday by Goodadvice01(m): 9:45am On May 30 |
Ladies please try to control your temper.. the country is too hard and not every man would ignore such acts.. so sad.. i feel for the lady rn |
| Re: The Danger Of Assuming A Man Won't Fight Back: A Market Scene Yesterday by Epurogonogono(m): 9:58am On May 30*. Modified: 10:47am On May 30 |
Kudos to the man, he did well. It's time to start treating ladies like adults. As a man, if I have any issues with a another man, I wouldn't make the first physical assault on that man. I would only fight if I need to defend myself, my loved ones or my honour. Everyone should be able to know which boundaries to cross and which shouldn't be crossed. |
| Re: The Danger Of Assuming A Man Won't Fight Back: A Market Scene Yesterday by Odin13: 9:59am On May 30 |
I just love the man.. he’s a real man defined Na some tribe go allow the nonsense from the woman because she be woman.. woman wey slap man no be woman again.. because she no get fear .. slap me and I will beat you to death.. You know wetin man Dey see .. man wey get family.. I go slap you eh.. na the foolish men go wan bugle and bully the man.. useless simps .. na woman she be .. dem no Dey beat woman.. this and that.. Woman no get fear raise hand slap man… for my end she go colllect slap tire .. I deeply hate such foolish women and their act.. Talk as you wan .. use mouth abuse .. we no sen.. but to raise hand .. respect no Dey your eye and I go disrespect you reach end Nice one from the man.. not kids Head of agbalagbi is not for chides .. you Dey slap man.. that you Alhaji go show for real.. anything wey give you that mind .. must show itself Nonsense and careless . |
| Re: The Danger Of Assuming A Man Won't Fight Back: A Market Scene Yesterday by marlow1962(m): 10:34am On May 30 |
Slap me I slap you. I'm a girl is not exceptional when it comes to assault. |
| Re: The Danger Of Assuming A Man Won't Fight Back: A Market Scene Yesterday by PeopleStructure: 10:35am On May 30 |
Nice story with a great moral lesson. Reveals how biased the society can be. More interesting however is how great the architecture of your write up is. Especially your transitions. I enjoyed every bit of it. |
| Re: The Danger Of Assuming A Man Won't Fight Back: A Market Scene Yesterday by FortCavazosKnox: 10:38am On May 30 |
Once you slap me as a woman, I’m definitely treating you as my fellow man |
| Re: The Danger Of Assuming A Man Won't Fight Back: A Market Scene Yesterday by Bimpe29(m): 12:28pm On May 30 |
This is a pragmatic deterrence for several women who in their various capacities derive pleasure in abusing men, physically, emotionally and otherwise. |
| Re: The Danger Of Assuming A Man Won't Fight Back: A Market Scene Yesterday by tanigororo: 12:37pm On May 30 |
Moral of the story? |
| Re: The Danger Of Assuming A Man Won't Fight Back: A Market Scene Yesterday by meobizy(m): 12:43pm On May 30 |
Men are in theory 25% stronger than females. Training widens the gap further. Men are built for war, women are built for raising children and a home. That is in a perfect world. Her slap may stun you, his slap can knock you out. Add the fact that many people are walking on reserve tanks daily and you will understand why physical violence of any sort should be discouraged. |
| Re: The Danger Of Assuming A Man Won't Fight Back: A Market Scene Yesterday by meobizy(m): 12:44pm On May 30 |
| Re: The Danger Of Assuming A Man Won't Fight Back: A Market Scene Yesterday by Dpsychologist(op): 1:03pm On May 30 |
FortCavazosKnox:Domestic violence is not gender specific. So women should not think they too can slap a man just because men are seen as the aggressors. Another things is that slap has a different feeling from being punched or hit on other parts of your body. |
| Re: The Danger Of Assuming A Man Won't Fight Back: A Market Scene Yesterday by vetrovialMan(m): 1:29pm On May 30 |
meobizy:Men are 58 to 96% stronger than females Your average man is 58% to 96% stronger than an average woman. https://pmc.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/articles/PMC7930971/ |
| Re: The Danger Of Assuming A Man Won't Fight Back: A Market Scene Yesterday by meobizy(m): 1:34pm On May 30 |
I’ve typed my comment. I didn’t come to debate in this forum where nobody wants to learn. That theory was likely created from historical evidence when men competed to mate. Monogamy has reduced the physical requirements for finding mates. Men have become weaker as a result. vetrovialMan: |
| Re: The Danger Of Assuming A Man Won't Fight Back: A Market Scene Yesterday by Kobicove(m): 1:36pm On May 30 |
As for me I don't care if you're 6 months pregnant, if you act like a man I will treat you the way I would treat a fellow man! ![]() Keep your hands to yourself! |
| Re: The Danger Of Assuming A Man Won't Fight Back: A Market Scene Yesterday by Kobicove(m): 1:38pm On May 30 |
Goodadvice01:Why are you feeling for her? She got what she deserved ![]() |
| Re: The Danger Of Assuming A Man Won't Fight Back: A Market Scene Yesterday by Kevineleven(m): 3:24pm On May 30 |
vetrovialMan:You are very correct, God designed women for the pleasure of men, he made their body extremely soft and sensitive, their bone , muscle and strength is no where close to men , so to challenge a man to a fight is just stupid. |
| Re: The Danger Of Assuming A Man Won't Fight Back: A Market Scene Yesterday by AcadaWriter0: 3:42pm On May 30 |
Absolutely! It’s a lovely, lighthearted discussion. A bit of fun, really. Everything flows nicely and it’s all so charmingly agreeable. |
| Re: The Danger Of Assuming A Man Won't Fight Back: A Market Scene Yesterday by kingthreat(m): 4:01pm On May 30 |
Kudos to the man for making mankind proud. She would think thrice before making such a mistake again. |
| Re: The Danger Of Assuming A Man Won't Fight Back: A Market Scene Yesterday by Drforsuiciders: 8:47pm On May 30 |
Odin13:D man na d real MVP, he deserves keg of palm wine from me. Brotherhood is proud of him |
| Re: The Danger Of Assuming A Man Won't Fight Back: A Market Scene Yesterday by Drforsuiciders: 8:55pm On May 30 |
This is d kind of men d society should be breeding and not simps, weaklings and boys in men skin |
| Re: The Danger Of Assuming A Man Won't Fight Back: A Market Scene Yesterday by Northsouth(m): 9:48pm On May 30 |
The man deserve a Nobel price of best manhandling of women She will go home think better Next time she will be very scared to slap any man Shey her hand wey dey scratch am don teach her lesson |
| Re: The Danger Of Assuming A Man Won't Fight Back: A Market Scene Yesterday by Moneyyman: 9:49pm On May 30 |
Whoever you are, the day you raise hands at me I automatically see you as a man and I'll act accordingly. If I don't, it's not because I'm hesitating because you're a female or a child; it's because I don't want to do violence then. Don't dish what you can't take. You won't see a regular-sized man slapping a much larger or muscular man. Why will you, as a lady who is biologically likely to be less strong, throw hands with a man? |
| Re: The Danger Of Assuming A Man Won't Fight Back: A Market Scene Yesterday by Goo0dHardDick: 9:51pm On May 30 |
If any woman slaps you, return the favour with heavy blows |
| Re: The Danger Of Assuming A Man Won't Fight Back: A Market Scene Yesterday by louken(m): 9:51pm On May 30 |
tanigororo:Violence is not good. If you don't want to receive it, don't dish it out |
| Re: The Danger Of Assuming A Man Won't Fight Back: A Market Scene Yesterday by nedekid: 9:55pm On May 30 |
I remember when I just got married and madam was pregnant, cannot remember what happened but she landed me a slap, Omo she received one back and almost a heavy punch that luckily missed her, Omo you cannot imagine the shock on her face. She went to the balcony and remained there all day crying. Truth of the matter is that I had to draw a red line to define the marriage that you do not under any circumstances try that rubbish ever again with me, and it has never happened till date 23 years later. I will not raise my hands against any woman and non should do the same to me, if not, you will learn the hard way. |
| Re: The Danger Of Assuming A Man Won't Fight Back: A Market Scene Yesterday by muyico(m): 9:55pm On May 30 |
Why slapping woman??. D guy is playing with jail |
| Re: The Danger Of Assuming A Man Won't Fight Back: A Market Scene Yesterday by samwash(m): 9:56pm On May 30 |
Una wen dey defend the man now , what if his actions leads to serious injuries or even death, Una nor go talk like this. I use God take beg Una, if person offend you and it's almost leading to a physical fight, just use wisdom and leave or involve it doesn't make you a coward, rather you an heto. Many pple are half death, nursing different heath issues, small thing it will leads to something else. |
| Re: The Danger Of Assuming A Man Won't Fight Back: A Market Scene Yesterday by louken(m): 9:57pm On May 30 |
It's always the double standard and bias. Meanwhile, the man was lucky that people witnessed the first slap (from the woman). If not, the woman could easily turn the whole story upside down and everyone would believe her and the man would be in big trouble. |
| Re: The Danger Of Assuming A Man Won't Fight Back: A Market Scene Yesterday by bluefilm: 9:58pm On May 30 |
That guy needs like ten bottles of very chilled Heineken to calm his nerves He is a true master of the game He timed his reaction perfectly Action and Reaction are Equal But not always Opposite |
| Re: The Danger Of Assuming A Man Won't Fight Back: A Market Scene Yesterday by Toymax88: 10:04pm On May 30 |
The biggest regret I'm having today is not slapping the sister in-law who delivered a very hot slap on my left cheek. |
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