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Re:The inconvenient truth about love and divorce (2016) by solveit on Monday December 03, 2018 @01:00AM (#18586671)
Wives do beat their husbands, I'll grant you that. But I'm going to want to see one hell of an impressive citation before I believe that they are "just as likely to beat their husbands".
Re:The inconvenient truth about love and divorce (2016) by girvo on Monday December 03, 2018 @01:47AM (#18586817)
Not that I'm agreeing with the grandparent comment, but this is a pretty great paper discussing that.

They're not just as likely to beat their husbands, but violence against children appears to be 50-50; family violence vs. intimate partner violence, basically.

https://www.dvrcv.org.au/sites/default/files/Mens%20as%20vic...

Re:The inconvenient truth about love and divorce (2016) by TheCoelacanth on Monday December 03, 2018 @06:19AM (#18587924)
That appears to be a study from Australia. Not exactly a country well known for arranged marriages.
Re:The inconvenient truth about love and divorce (2016) by rayiner on Monday December 03, 2018 @02:37AM (#18587014)
In Bangladesh where I’m from (a “moderate” country) 80-90% of women are victims of domestic violence. The women do not hit back; that would get them killed.
Re:The inconvenient truth about love and divorce (2016) by watwut on Monday December 03, 2018 @02:03AM (#18586878)
Physical violence is more likely to be done by husband - by factor 10:1. Verbal abuse is less unequally distributed.

The rates of both depend on a lot of factors like culture, employment rates of males, employment rates of women, etc.