Do you think some men suffer from abusive women in relationships? Yes, men can experience...

Yes, and upon your list which would fit within psychological is missing, emotional. I wondered if one relationship I had become, toxcity is evil and past traumas, and I did dare ask her, 'if she ever thought she could become emotionally abusive". I miss that relationship cause we could have honest conversation and talk within our hearts, but it had grown toxic together. Some things are not as clear as black and white, so while maybe I know somewhere her trauma abused me, I knew her heart,

I feel sad because she did listen and was not easy on me to say. I didn't even know what I felt was right. I just knew the hurt I felt and some I felt was not from me. I hate this world that paints things into black and white.

I was never worried about my masculinity.

SomeIrishPerson · 31-35, M

I had a friend years ago who was with an abusive girlfriend. He didn't like talking about it because he had a reputation as being a tough guy.

If you'd met them, you'd hardly have believed she was the type to be attacking people or destroying property. I suppose that was another reason why she got away with it.

Fieldmaster · 46-50, M

Very very, true, a while ago I wrote about this.

Actually, the verbal and emotional abuse that goes on, even physical abuse is insane, it all goes unreported. Women trap men by getting pregnant, those who wrongfully claim who the father is.

Unfortunately, men don't come out because of the pride and the shame they will face in the society that they got abused by a woman.

Even physical abuse, many may not believe. But it does happen, i've worked in social circles.

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AbsolutelyFabulous · F

My husband is a narcissist and whilst he is my abuser, he has two narcissistic sisters who are emotionally abusive to their husbands obviously that answers your question..

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SpectralMourning · 41-45, M

I'm sure it happens more than people think. Men probably less likely to open up about it.

JimboSaturn · 56-60, M

For sure. My wife has an abusive streak. We worked throught it. At the beginning she tried to isolate me from friends and family, break down my ego, possessive, controlling just the same as a man. Once she even came at my physically.

It's embarrasing to admit for a man because you sound "pussy whipped" and emasculated. Women can control men pschychologically.