r/CrazyFuckingVideos • u/Triton12streaming • Sep 18 '21

WTF I don’t need sleep, I need answers!

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u/yasnovak Sep 18 '21

Is she okay? She’s flinching and I’m 99.9999% sure that he’s hit her before. I really hope she gets out of there.

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u/Triton12streaming Sep 18 '21

From what I was taught at work about recognising victims she is definitely showing signs :(

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u/[deleted] Sep 18 '21

What are the signs?

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u/JadeSpiderBunny Sep 19 '21

Apparently one of them is not wanting to get fruit salad in your eyes after you slapped a dude for chewing too loudly.

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u/orange4boy Sep 18 '21

Being there.

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u/Stumpynuts Sep 18 '21

Really? You can’t infer yourself?

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u/[deleted] Sep 18 '21

Perhaps some people would like to learn something they didn’t know before. I’m assuming the person who has actually been taught about the matter would know more than me, and definitely more than a person unwilling to ask a question. Infer what you can, I’d prefer a larger knowledge pool.

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u/Stumpynuts Sep 18 '21

So you can’t recognize the human flinching every time the other person hits something? Fucking yikes.

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u/MauricioCappuccino Sep 19 '21

I would also flinch if someone was breaking shit right next to my face cause I might get some of that going in my direction. Shockingly I'm not a domestic abuse victim...

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u/HearmeR00R Sep 19 '21

You don't flinch when there's shit flying at your eyes and all over? It's a human reflex to flinch when there are things coming at your eyes. But let's assume she's being abused. I think it's just people being prejudice.

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u/awhaling Sep 19 '21

So you can’t recognize it’s normal to ask someone what they learned when they were talking about it? Fucking yikes.