It's small, but what Christy said happened that night. Poor thing. Ugh, I cannot imagine.
This article has her statement that's normal text so easier to read
http://sports.yahoo.com/news/war-mac...8187--mma.html
Dog the Bounty Hunter is coming for him
http://www.tmz.com/2014/08/12/war-ma...strangulation/
I posted her response on the first page.
I can't wait until they find this fucker.
"He has beaten me many times before but never this badly." What a piece of shit. She did things right by leaving him, for whatever reasons she had (obviously good ones). Wow. Who knows, maybe we'll get lucky and one of the "good guys" will beat the holy fuck out of this loser in public! Stranger things have happened, you know.
Don't like what I have to say? I respect that. Go fuck yourself.
He keeps saying he's cursed on his twitter. He's gonna be thinking he's cursed when Big Bubba gets that ass in prison. Seriously, fuck that dude.
I'm wondering why this "friend" of Christy's has stayed quiet through all this? He's probably scared for his damn life.
I'm on another site that's talking about this and don't understand the 3rd person if he ran and not call or did call. Also Brazzers donated 10k for her surgeries http://www.tmz.com/2014/08/13/christ...ctive-surgery/
She's up to 50k on her giveforward.
Not sure how reliable this is:
http://www.bloodyelbow.com/2014/8/13...-thomas-update
Apparently the other victim is a reality show contestant. The same show that one of the former contestants committed suicide when he was wanted for questioning in his wife's murder.
The Megan reality show?! I wonder which dude.
There's NO excuse for a man beating a woman but at the same time there's no excuse for a woman to say, "He has beaten me many times before but never this badly." The first time he raised a fist to her should have been the last. She should have either taken him down in self defense or gotten the hell out of dodge... Why'd she put up with it in the first place?
Agreed that this POS guy needs to be taken down.
Most women in abusive relationships don't leave because the web was already spun around them.
Getting out is the most dangerous time. Guy's like that see leaving as an unwarranted escalation & a threat. To them relationships are a game of move & counter-move & when their insignificant other does something outside "the rules" there have to be consequences.
Leaving doesn't just put you in more danger & it endangers everyone & anyone near you & at your "safe" destination - sometimes for years.
If you can't hide in a very secure cave until he finds a new victim, if you have to live your life, ie -work to support yourself or your children, maintain a relationship with family or life long friends, you are easy to find if he's determined to hunt you down - & he will be, because this is game & he won't be out-manoeuvred
(& just because he has a new victim/s doesn't mean he's forgotten about exacting revenge on you. With some, you have to watch over your shoulder for the rest of your life & they'll remind you of that every so often, just to keep you on your toes)
There are no excuses but there are plenty of reasons why they stay. I assure you they are not just being physically abused but also psychologically and/or emotionally abused.
Victim blaming does not bode well here. I suggest you educate yourself before you start playing devils advocate.
I was NOT victim blaming; thanks for making an asinine assumption. I was just curious and was hoping to garner some conversation on the subject of women who live in this type of relationship. Personally, if were in a relationship with some who beat me they'll only do it once because I would defend myself until they were incapacitated. If I couldn't physically over power them I'd find another means to do it. If that didn't work I'd leave. Fight or flight is a basic instinct...
Women don't fall in love with the abuse. By the time that monster comes you know a different person. There is a moment of, "What happened? Where did this come from? I know you, or at least I thought I knew you. I am so confused."
When someone gains your trust and then acts completely outside of what you would expect from them, you are shocked. Usually the next step is denial, "Well I never want to see that side of him again, I will adjust my behavior. Things should go back to normal hopefully." It takes a while to fully understand that you can't change a person by changing your own actions.
Thank you for an intelligent response. I'm just trying to understand how bad relationships get this far...
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