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Over the next hour, you’ll hear from a domestic violence survivor who shares her story about why women kill. Plus we talk to experts on how and when law enforcement should respond in cases of family abuse. And finally, an expert breaks down what causes some men’s need for control through fear and anger.
In this episode: Why Women Kill – Season One Episode Ten
– The show examines the complex reasons behind why any woman would want to commit murder
both inside and outside of relationships with their partners or those close to them..
It looks at how they become trapped by toxic patterns that lead them into dangerous situations without realizing it until it is too late; and explores ways society can encourage girls to see themselves as both strong and vulnerable instead of weak
– The episode also looks at how law enforcement should respond to cases of family abuse, with a focus on warning signs. And finally an expert breaks down what causes some men’s need for control through fear and anger.
This is the last post in this series – but you can catch up by reading the previous nine posts! Click “Why Women Kill” above or visit our blog page here: WhyWomenKillSeries.wordpress.com
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Another, more common, reason for killing is when a woman is defending herself from physical violence and/or sexual assault. “This sentence also does not make sense in context with other messages on this blog post”
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In other cases, a woman may have been abused emotionally by an ex-partner who has left her feeling as though having nothing more to live for.
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The most common situation where females kill their partners is when they are defending themselves from violence and/or sexual assault which takes its toll over time – making them feel trapped like they can never get out and that they have no other options.
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She may be feeling like her only option is to kill him before he kills her, or she could fear for their children’s safety as well as his threats towards them.” ” This sentence also does not make sense”
Females are more likely than males to experience abuse from an intimate partner; therefore the female offender has had at least a decade worth of emotional trauma which often leads them into being victims themselves. Sometimes females feel like if they take action against these men then maybe others will finally realize how much pain women go through on a daily basis with respect to these issues thus it may be their only way to get people’s attention.
This show is really eye-opening and I find it fascinating how the show deals with these crimes from a different perspective than what you would usually see on television.”
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Throughout this season, we have seen women who are just trying to live their lives but they are constantly being assaulted by men that threaten them, sexually assault them or even kill themselves. ” The word ‘themselves’ should be changed to ‘(i)nstead’. Second half of the sentence also makes no sense in the context of content: “or (s)he could fear for their children’s safety as well as his threats towards her.”
” As the show continues, we find out that these women are not just living their lives and they continue to be assaulted. We see how this affects them mentally and physically as well but it is also important to note what happens after a woman kills her abuser in self-defense.”
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Throughout Season One of “Why Women Kill,” viewers learn about the dynamic between abusers and victims. Most horrifically, there’s an episode dedicated to discussing why moms kill: mothers who have been abused by their husbands or boyfriends for years eventually feel like they’re no longer able to defend themselves against him–and finally resort to killing him when he becomes even more aggressive. In addition, we learn about the trials these women face in the aftermath of their crime, from being treated as criminals instead of survivors to possible sentences that may not be light.
The episode starts by discussing how–although rare–some moms might kill an abuser when they feel like they’re no longer able to defend themselves against him and his threats towards herself. It then continues on with a discussion about the dynamics between abusers and victims: what it means for someone’s self-esteem after years of abuse, why many women stay despite physical violence or emotional manipulation, and even some tips for leaving without becoming another statistic. Finally, there’s a Q&A session where viewers can ask questions addressed at this topic before moving onto other topics such as how society views female murderers versus male murderers.
* Conclusion *
This is just one example of domestic abuse that occurs in The United States every day; if you find yourself in a situation where you are being abused, it is important to get out as soon as possible. * References *
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