Thursday, November 29, 2007

what to do when your man hits u once?

hulllo all,

well i guess i have to be diplomatic in answering this question since its a very sensitive one. at this point i must say that my answer to this question naturally isnt the only answer or the only approach to either ensure that your man dose not raise his hands against you 'ever' again or he dose so only when he is soooooooooo pushed to back up against the wall that he can't but hit you which to me is a call to end the relationship or if you wish to go ahead is your own personal cup of tea.

now back to business, when your man hits you for the very first time in your relationship for whatever reasons ' punish him' and ensure you do so real good.

below are the 5 basic things to do in steps when he hits you for the first time in your relationship.

1. the moment he commits the 'blunder' act very very suprised which naturally you should be, it will be nice to say something like 'waattttttt' give him a very depreciating dirty look while maintaining eye contact and then walk out on him fast without saying one word and dont even let him touch you or talk you from leaving his presence at that point.

2. remain incommunicado for about 3 or 4 days, would be nice if you can bring yourself to remain so for at least a week. during this time, DO NOT TAKE HIS CALLS, don't discuss it with any of his or your mutual frds even if he has asked them to do so.

3. you can now take his call for the first time since the 'blunder', watever you do, dont discuss it over the phone, agree to meet any where other than his or your home. when you do meet, let him start off, listen to his appologies and excuses for raising his hands on you, remain silient but maintain eye contact with him. when he has finished, tell him it all happened in rush and you really are trying to come to terms with the fact that he could actually raise his hands on you. tell him you need some time to think through wether its worth continuing the relationship or not after which you take your leave, HE MUST NOT DROP YOU OFF.

4. now, all these hard times are for him to realize that you are not cut out for abusive relationship and to make him understand that if he keeps at it,you will not hesitate to end the the relationship ( well, you may not even have the liver to do so, but it aint a bad idea to give him that impression o). take at least two days to punish him some more, dont take his calls, avoid his or your usual hang outs but if you must hang out, go with another man.

5. now, call him and invite him over, accept his appologises and you knnoooww, make up the usual way ( winks) make sure you talk over this, tell me what you feel about him raising his hands on you and tell it was really hard for you to come to terms with and that it was a fatal mistake that you know he wont ever make again.

well thats it, dont ever take the issue of your man battering you lightly as it may become a nasty routine.

if you have any comments or other ideas on how to do this better, pls pls pls leave me a comment.

cheers, its a woman's world.

me, ms. emotions

10 comments:

fantasy queen said...

hits me the first time and i'm gone forever, apologies or not, flowers or diamonds...i'll take em', but there will be no remorse and great making up from him...
theres always a tendecy that he'd hit again, he's done it once after all...

UnNaked Soul said...

what if the woman hits the man...

I experienced this once...

She hit me the first time, I smiled...

she did it the second time, and I said "you hit a man once, I consider it a mistake, you do it a second time, you are aware..."

and she did it a third time, I let it land on my face, and help her hands afterwards... and I said "You don't get a third chance, but you got one..."

and then a fourth using her left hand, and it came really fast...

I smiled... the next thing happened so fast...

We're still friends...

I don't advocate laying hands on women for any reason whatsoever, but some women are just.... *sigh*

I just don't believe in violence and I don't preach violence on either sex... cos violence begat violence

KreativeMix said...

he hits me once and i'm putting his rass behind bars :-)...... i'm sure its easier said than done tho. Thanks for visiting my blog. appeciate the comments.........

Orikinla Osinachi. said...

I never saw my father hit my mother once till his transition and I often break down whenever I see a man hitting a woman.

I had to rescue a girl from an abusive relationship.
She was a beautiful former runner up in the Miss. Unilag Beauty Pageant in Nigeria and had a sadist for a boyfriend.
It was a battle to rescuse her and my younger cousin, Emeka Enyiocha had to confront the boyfriend to save her from further abuse.

I have seen tragedies in abusive relationships. My cousin died after her husband beat her whilst she was pregnant.

Please, leave any man who does not appreciate the dignity, integrity and sanctity of your womanhood.

A hit on the face or other parts of the body can cause more internal physical and psychological damages than the bruises and pains.

An abusive relationship could make the victim hypertensive.

My sister later slumped after her husband hit her and only God saved her life. She is still receiving medical attention weeks later.

If a woman makes the man angry, he should sit her down and express his annoyance or disapproval like a real man and not turning violent like an uncivilized primitive native or beast.

SAY NO TO VIOLENCE AGAINST WOMEN.

If the woman is the abusive one, the man should leave her if she is unrepentant and not exchanging punches with her.

"You go kill me today!" is a very common cry of most women as men beat them up indoors and outdoors in Nigeria.
The shocking thing, the victim continues to throw herself at the man to continue beating her!
Please, one hit is enough.
Run. Run. Run.
Run for your life before it is too late.
Run to where you would be safe and secured.
But please, beware of running from the frying pan into the fire.

Once beaten, twice shy.


Cheers and God bless.

fantasy queen said...

@Orikinla Osinachi, wow, thats crazy and we really should be saying No to voilence instead of accomodating it, my friend was dating this guy, we warned her about him from the start, he has a history of violence, his mama and his sisters...that shows he wouldnt have any respect for her, but she wouldnt listen, we didnt hear till much later that she was also prone to his violent rages, and had to be in a hospital a couple of times, shes out now and i'm happy for her...

unnaked was the slaps in a kinky way?...maybe thats why u could stand it...lol'
at least i know u wouldnt be laying any 'smack that's' on me.

For the love of me said...

There is fire on the mountain, run, run, run. If a partner hits you, run. My cousin male cousin was hospitalised for days after his wife beat him silly. It works both ways. Domestic violence must not be toleraed particulaly in Naija,because are laws are not tight. the man or woman will beat you to death, bury you somewhere and nothing will happen. His or her life will go on, yours will end.

Miss Maple said...

1stly, we all know that a zebra can never wipe away its stripes. So my advice: never go back. Walk away.
A man who can take a swing at a woman is a coward and that kind of man never changes.
FACT.

laspapi said...

I think you should walk away permanently if a guy hits you. Statistics say he will continue, no matter how apologetic he's been.

Bubbles said...

i don't think anyone should stay in a relationship where one partner is abusive. What is that? Hit me once, kiss me goodbye. No need.

CATWALQ a.k.a LAGBA-JESS said...

A man hits me, I hire some "boys" to "explain" to him that it was a bad idea.
And if I ever see him again, I will assume he did not "understand" the "explanation" so I might be quite emphatic with my message which will be attached to the bullets of my AK47