Is It Wrong For A Man To Push A Women If She Is Getting In His Face Like She Wants To Fight?

Cindy1302 | 00:43 Sat 05th Jul 2025 | Family & Relationships

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My brother told me that one of his old girlfriends was in his face during an argument and he pushed her away from him.

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sandyRoe

Yes, he was wrong. I'm sure you wouldn't like someone stronger than you pushing you about.

wolf63

What else do you want him to do? Hit her?

1ozzy

I abhor violence toward ladies, but not all women are ladies.

Fight fire with fire, protect oneself.

Untitled

it isn't wrong at all

Old_Geezer

Pushing someone away, especially someone indicating they wish to be physically affecting you in such a confrontational manner, is fine. Presumably he told her to step away first and she declined.

andy-hughes

You should never put your hands on another person.

There is always the option to turn around and walk away.

The notion that visiting an assault on someone I'd a valid action to prevent a possible assault is not adult reasoning, or behaviour.

Khandro

If he couldn't reason with her, he should have stepped away.

max137

Speaking as someone who is and was very capable of looking after myself the look on my face was generally enough male or female.

davebro3

report him

ToraToraTora

yes, he should have just clumped her in the boat.

max137

I once pulled a guy of a young girl outside a pub he was slapping her they both had, been in said pub his response was to threaten me her response was dont hit him to which I released my hold on him and said to her whatever turns you on and went on my merry way.

sandyRoe

Boat=boat race=face.

London slang.

douglas9401

Women fight dirty, men need to do what they can lest they lose an eye over nothing.

SparklyKid

The only person I have ever hit was an ex mother in law . My wife , her daughter was having affairs locally. She rang me at work saying come home to talk . She was not at home found her at local pub with bloke she was having sex with. Went home, she followed and we had an arguement. I went back to work, came home and her mother arrived. I politely asked to leave and we could talk about it later . I ushered her towards the door and she went berserk , kicking, arms flaying . My wife tried to intervene but fell . I then saw her face in front of me and gave a straight left punch to her chin. I went upstairs to calm my children came downstairs and the MIL was holding a bottle .I rang the police .. Nothing ensued. Note TO AH . You cannot walk away , especially in your own home .

Khandro

As a (now non-practicing) judoka I would always step back if possible, unless I was touched, or there was an attempt to touch me bodily.

naomi24

There isn't a right or wrong answer to this. It must depend upon the circumstances.

New Judge

"London slang."

Not London slang, Sandy. Cockney Rhyming slang. Not the same thing at all. I would imagine that a large number of people living in London - almost certainly the majority of those living in the Inner London boroughs - would have no idea what a Cockney is, let alone have a grasp of their slang.