Domestic violence against men

Domestic violence is when someone hurts another person that they are living with or have a relationship with. It could be a boyfriend, girlfriend, husband, wife, or someone else they live with. Sometimes, people think that only women get hurt by their partners, but that's not true.

Just like how some people get hurt by others, some men also get hurt by their partners. Even though we don't see this kind of violence often, it happens. The men who get hurt by their partners can be hurt physically like hitting, punching, or kicking, or they can be hurt emotionally by saying mean things, threatening them, controlling them, or not letting them see their friends and family.

Men who experience domestic violence might feel scared, upset, and confused. They might not know how to stop the violence or leave the relationship. Just like how people who get hurt by others need help and support, men who experience domestic violence also need help and support. There are people who can help them and make sure they are safe.

Remember, nobody should ever hurt you, no matter who they are. If you or someone you know is experiencing domestic violence, it's important to tell someone you trust and get help.