brightpilot6 said:Look, I’ll attribute this to the idea that you shouldn't trust a hungry man—and thank God for that—but this has become a very real (and growing) issue now that everyone is stuck without any way to escape.
I suspect most of us are noticing tensions that weren't there before, both within ourselves and among our own families. Now, just imagine how an extreme situation like this affects those who already regularly act out their insecurities through various forms of violence against the more vulnerable members of their household.
That’s just a general observation. To get specific, a friend of mine works in social services, and the situation is worse than bad, primarily because domestic violence has slipped even further down the state's list of priorities than it usually is.
Wait, didn't we already pass that convention? I thought that whole thing was settled—done and dusted. But apparently not. Typical.
So, what—is physical violence really the only kind of abuse out there? It feels like every time you turn on the news or scroll through social media, it's just the same old story: some guy acting like a monster. Anything else? Honestly, it’s like everything else gets dismissed as just some weird fantasy or whatever. There's nothing else being talked about.