It's hard to give a normal reply to being told you must have been abused if you don't like a hand being wrapped around your neck... It isn't a normal statement to begin with.
I *used* to have HUGE issues with it, I mean I'd happily kill someone for even looking like they were about to touch my neck, even outside of sex, a normal every day touch. I just couldn't fucking stand people touching my neck...
Now, I've worked on that a lot for various reasons, but outside of maybe 3 people, I still have the exact same feeling and reaction about people touching my hair.
It has nothing to do with being abused, it has everything to do with not liking people touching certain parts of me!
I knew a girl once who used to get violent if her clit was touched... She hadn't been abused, she just couldn't stand the feeling to the point where violence was the only response that came through!
Broad statements get peoples backs up... You wouldn't want people running around saying you clearly had an unloving whore of a mother because you come off as such an offensive individual when talking about women, would you? That's how they feel about being told they must have been abused!
How about taking my words as they are and not a subtext where you're reading into fantasy stories as big as Narnia.
Women who have been abused are often more carefull of being touched this intimately. There's also another side to the coin where abused women like to re-enact the event in order to get control again.
I have experienced both sides, but stated that "OFTEN" women who have been abused are more likely to rather not have a hand around their neck.
If you twist my words to make it into "all abused women dislike getting choked." and then identifying with this twist then, the failure is not mine.
And for the record, the statements that I've made are not directed at any person here or someone's hypothetical mother but rather a generalisation so the example is far of and is offensive.
You could however use the perfect example of how would you feel if I said "All men are dogs"
And I wouldn't give a damn because I don't identify myself with any of the men you have encountered.
So short summary
- Twisting of my words
- Identifying with generalisations.
- Using bad and offensive example to prove a point?
I'm very open to improving myself or making my statements more friendly but at this point the failure is not mine.