Can Violent Men Change? | Domestic Violence Documentary | Absolute Documentaries
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2021-09-03に共有
The group’s founder and facilitator David Nugent believes that women and children have the right to live their lives free from violence and that men can change if they have the will and opportunity to do so. He challenges men to take ownership of their abusive and violent behaviors and shows them that they can make different choices, and in doing so, can stop the cycle of violence.
Together the participants in David’s program are reaching for the courage and knowledge they need to be good partners and good fathers. These men have taken the brave and difficult decision to confront their behaviors and histories head-on. These Dads are fighting to change the story for the next generation. Can these men really change?
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コメント (21)
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A guy I dated once convinced me HE was the VICTIM after 2 charges of DV. He then started to blame me when things were going wrong - "You pushed my buttons," classic last words
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Amazing how none of these abusers ever punch a man who is bigger or stronger than them 🤬
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"I can change him" Final last words
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The rate of abusers who kill is higher than ones who change . Please please leave
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Do not go back to these men THEY DO NOT CHANGE!
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Listen to the signs. Take them VERY VERY seriously. DO NOT ignore them.
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I'm a domestic violence survior. They might change but I would never take the chance because people, especially women and children, could actually die and what would the abuser say? Sorry means nothing in my book. Please leave him while you love him and wish him well.
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Abusers CAN change. The problem is the vast majority DON'T change.
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If these men loved their families, they would go away and never come back and send money for the kids. It is selfish to want something you don't deserve. It is selfish to stay and waste the womens' lives.
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These guys don't really like women, they should just admit that. They need to stay single and do all women a favor.
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How can someone live with themselves after terrorizing someone like this?
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I get the feeling that these men cry for themselves, the loss of their children, friends, family and jobs..... but never their wives. Strange that, isn’t it?
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They laughing about giving a woman black eyes sick!
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They very rarely change. So either stay if youre willing to accept a life of abuse and outbursts, eventually being fatally injured by it, or leave, and make your life your own way.
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I left an emotionally and psychologically abusive relationship 2 years ago. He moved on and apparently nothing has changed on his end - he is still a blamer and holds no responsibility - it’s always everyone else. Never accountable. The signs were always there, he was the same with work colleagues and even some of his friends. As a victim I have been working on myself to help in my recovery (a work in progress) yet sadly he remains in this ongoing cycle with his next partner unknowingly waiting in the wings.
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Absolutely NO, they will never change.
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I have been in a DV situation. I was choked out. Kicked in the head. Threatened my family with his “gun in the safe” which was no gun. It was a ruse. Turns out my abuser had extreme mental health issues and neglect from his parents growing up. Still there’s NO excuse for hitting on a man or woman! He almost killed me. I was always covered in bruises to which I made excuses for. My mom had multiple relationships which I witnessed abuse. I thought that was how you show love growing up somehow. Sounds ridiculous but it’s true. I stayed cuz I had an intense feeling that he could be better. But he went to prison after beating me when I was pregnant with his baby and went to jail. Since then I have been so happy. My current partner adopted his baby as his own.
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Mate those two running the program are unbelievable. The compassion and patience they show is truly special. Incredible people.
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Sad that people have to be taught how to be a decent human.
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wow so dude assaulted his child and its just swept under the rug but its ok cause you "called him out"? as a survivor this sickens me. the man should be in jail. all of them. i dont give two f#$%s if they have a soft side inside somewhere theyve already done the damage. once you become violent its a choice that can never be undone and they should pay the consequences that's why it is illegal
