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Men refusing to have sex with a female partner has been established as [[intimate partner violence]] in many jurisdictions. This qualification for domestic violence is always reported as being gender-neutral but is only ever applied to men.<ref>https://archive.is/gCalj</ref> |
Men refusing to have sex with a female partner has been established as [[intimate partner violence]] in many jurisdictions. This qualification for domestic violence is always reported as being gender-neutral but is only ever applied to men.<ref>https://archive.is/gCalj</ref> |
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[[Category: Intimate Partner Violence]] |
[[Category: Intimate Partner Violence]] |
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Revision as of 00:23, 29 September 2020
Men refusing to have sex with a female partner has been established as intimate partner violence in many jurisdictions. This qualification for domestic violence is always reported as being gender-neutral but is only ever applied to men.[1]