is it okay to break an arm?

So just wondering that can a spouse break your radius bone over a fight?

I was being a total dick but seems a bit excessive.


Thoughts?

a reply to: solve

Can it happen? Yes
Is it legal? Nope. It's a felony.

originally posted by: solve
So just wondering that can a spouse break your radius bone over a fight?

I was being a total dick but seems a bit excessive.


Thoughts?

Are you trying to tell us that your wife broke your arm in a fight? And then trying to make excuses for being involved in a physical altercation with your own wife?

Slap a woman for any reason and you go to prison.

Theoretically it works exactly the same way, although I've never really seen the rules applied evenly...

a reply to: KansasGirl

no just wondering that what are your thoughts, can being a dickhead cause this? And legalities aside, in the perspective of the universe, is this ok? i think i deserved it, she also punched my arm two times after the initial blow ensuring proper f(SNIP) of the bone.

And to clarify, i would never raise an arm against my spouse, but my words are wicked.

a reply to: solve

Wtf happened? Your wife broke your arm in an angry physical fight?

I am not one of those guys who says that you can never hit a woman. Although it would take something like her trying to break my arm to bring me to that point.

I’m just wondering if it was an accident, or did she intentionally break your bones?

a reply to: Sookiechacha

I think i already answered my own question, i think a woman can use physical violence against a man, its just so. law of the caveman etc


i am just kinda shocked a bit.

Verbal and physical "fighting" with a spouse seem like very different things.
Striking a spouse...whatever the reason...is taking it too far.

a reply to: Woodcarver

Youp, Life you know, hard times.

a reply to: Woodcarver

She actually flinged a large plate at me, very nice shot, kinda proud of her, and threw a couple of punches after, also very well placed.

originally posted by: solve
a reply to: KansasGirl

no just wondering that what are your thoughts, can being a dickhead cause this? And legalities aside, in the perspective of the universe, is this ok? i think i deserved it, she also punched my arm two times after the initial blow ensuring proper f(SNIP) of the bone.

And to clarify, i would never raise an arm against my spouse, but my words are wicked.

How exactly did she break your arm?

ETA: I see you answered someone else as I was replying.

So she threw a big plate at you which broke your arm. Must have been a big plate and she must have one hell of a pitch! Wow. Then she ran over to you and punched the arm that was now broken.

Where exactly is the break?

Obviously it's not right to cause physical harm to your spouse, whether you're the woman or the man.

Has she abused you physically before? How often do you get into these serious fights?

a reply to: KansasGirl

with a plate, and fists.

a reply to: KansasGirl

Are you a female? especially interested in a female perspective.


Aaaghhh graaahh, what a day, time to medicate.

originally posted by: solve
a reply to: KansasGirl

Are you a female? especially interested in a female perspective.

I am most defintiely female. I have a bunch of questions I need to hear the answers to before I can say what I think.

originally posted by: solve
So just wondering that can a spouse break your radius bone over a fight?

I was being a total dick but seems a bit excessive.


Thoughts?

she can break your arm
you cant break her arm

originally posted by: solve
a reply to: Woodcarver

She actually flinged a large plate at me, very nice shot, kinda proud of her, and threw a couple of punches after, also very well placed.

oh yea, i’d punch a bitch for that. Then she’d be out on her ass. Crazy belongs outside.

a reply to: solve

Already thinking will she forgive me for my foul mouth, haha

a reply to: KansasGirl

Just say will you brake an arm because of anger, not intentionally, but using kind of lots of violence?

Do not stay in abusive relationships.

Life is too short to willingly be a victim.

There's no love there.

a reply to: projectvxn

There is love, just complicated.

At least i know she can defend herself in a tight spot.


Believe me, i have a way with words, pure evil i say.