It's not about the gender of the one assaulting you. If the person is using excessive violence you should defend yourself. Can you get out of there without taking/dealing any damage, do that.
Johnny depp v amber heardNo it’s never ok because we live in a society where males are always at fault and you’ll go to jail and she’ll laugh all the way home. Lol.
Unless you're in legitimate danger then I think this is the way to go. Men are naturally stronger so hitting a lady whether full force or not can still be quite damaging and could have unintended repercussions. The goal in my opinion should always be to try to deescalate the violence (whether male or female). If you can get a hold of their arms or restrain them from attacking you until help (more people to deescalate the situation) arrives then I think that should be the go to method.
Yes, if @video hits me, I'm slapping her right back.
You shouldn't hit a women or anybody unless your life is under threat.
Walk away. You can always walk away from a situation. Don't waste your time getting into trouble for another persons behaviour. This apply's to both female and males. Fighting is a pointless waste of time.
If someone disrespects your girl infront of you you would just walk away?
You're b**ch I feel bad for your future wifeYes because I'm an adult not a child. That playground nonsense should be been grown out of by the time you turn 18, and what's more if your partner is mature enough she will tell you not to bother and ignore them.
If somebody hits my partner I will restrain them and call the police. That's what they are there for.
I'm not
A. Risking my future career and lifestyle for a few "words" any kinda of blemishes on a record can go against you.
B. This is a low probability but still a % If you happen to end up fighting and somebody hits there head on concrete you have a good chance of causing brain damage. Google what the sentences are for that. Rather you than me thanks.
People always think in the heat of the moment. Try thinking of the long standing repercussions of your actions before you act.

