Yes. You’ll find a lot of women have. Probably needlessly, but also those women who were killed probably thought they were worrying needlessly too.

Shut the fuck up and stop being deliberately contrarian in the face of other peoples lived experiences.

The meme does not imply that. You chose to infer that. Because you are a troll, a mess, or 13.

Ummm... yes. And I’m pretty sure most women have. No, not all men get violent when you reject them. But some do, and women have no idea who that is going to be until they’re being violent. And no, it doesn’t matter how nice you try to be about it.

Sadly, not in our lifetime. I’ve also seen this variation, which is also true:

1. I’m a guy and never at any point thought it would be smart to challenge this quote or whatever it is you’re doing because I see enough truth in it to leave it be.

So you spoke up because you completely misunderstood the meme. Got it.

According to the FBI, of women who were homicide victims in 2010, 37.5% were killed by romantic partners. That doesn’t mean that a woman is likely to be killed by a man, but those numbers are enough to make most women wary of men in the context of relationships.

In 2011, the United States Department of Justice compiled homicide statistics in the United States between 1980 and 2008.^[48] That study showed the following:

Well, for one perhaps you should care about how men treat women for your own personal good and of your own fruition instead of because you happened to be related to women. (Guess what? This is a crazy secret- we ALL are related to women.) If you start thinking more along those lines. That not contributing to this…

Obviously this is not the place for you.

Dude just stop. Only a whiny little boy can’t face the cold hard truth of our gender- we have a large, long, and statistically verified history of violence against women we’re attracted to. Women don’t. It’s us. Our problem. Sitting here thinking the stupid things you do is cowardly. A grown adult acknowledges the…

The quote doesn’t imply that. You chose to infer “emotionally” ahead of the word “capable”.

For my life? Yes.

You’re being deliberately obtuse. It’s apparent that the quote is comparing the ways that men and women relate to each other, not that any man a woman meets is going to kill her. When guys go on first dates, their friends don’t tell them to text when they’re home safe, or advise that they go to a public place.

Women do kill men, but they don’t kill men over sexual rejection so repeatedly that it’s a widespread problem. And while we know that most men aren’t that evil...sometimes you don’t know until it’s too late (or you do know, think you’ve gotten rid of the guy, and then he kills you anyway). And so we proceed with…

Of course most men can handle rejection. I would guess that the percentage who kill after being rejected is miniscule.

It’s really simple buddy. Women are murdered by men for “rejecting them” vastly more often than men are murdered by women for “rejecting them”.

Will this never cease to be the truth??

A former girlfriend told the Wisconsin State Journal that O’Kroley had tried to commit suicide in 2014, and that he has been seriously mentally ill for the past decade.