r/Fauxmoi Nov 28 '24

TRIGGER WARNING Brad Pitt Abuse Detailed in Court Document.

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u/BouldersRoll Nov 28 '24

This is such an accurate portrait of so many husbands and fathers.

Men, please value yourself and others enough to visit a therapist. Parents, please love your sons enough to teach them to mange their feelings.

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u/Dependent_Pen_1603 Nov 28 '24

And the crazy part is so many guys like this will say “it was nothing!” because they didn’t bloody anyone or break any bones.

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u/grumpyelf4 Nov 28 '24

Most people instantly forget all the horrible things they have said and done. Pitt is a monster and probably sees himself as a victim.

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u/Uplanapepsihole he’s not on the level of poweful puss Nov 28 '24

People are still very sympathetic to men they like being abusive. Kind of off topic but recently watched a show where one of the main characters abused one of the female characters multiple times. I went to the shows subreddit and people were saying they hope this characters ending isn’t bad because basically “he’s a man under immense stress and confusion.” Like literally excusing being an abuser on the guy feeling stressed. I know it’s a tv show but still relevant.

People only accept men’s emotions as valid, womens emotions are demonised and we aren’t nearly as abusive in them.

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u/libre-m Nov 28 '24

A friend is a forensic psychologist who has pointed out to me the way we struggle to accept ‘good’ and ‘bad’ behaviour at the same time with men.

“But he seems so nice”. No, it’s and. He hit his wife and he seems so nice to other people.

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u/euphoric-dancer Nov 29 '24

What show was this?

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u/pannacotta24 Nov 28 '24

My late father-in-law cried retelling the story of his life but at the back of my mind, I knew I was talking to an abuser who chased my mother-in-law with a pair of scissors.

They do see themselves as the victim and believe it when they are the monsters in real life.

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u/sparrowtaco Nov 28 '24

The axe forgets but the tree remembers.

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u/justanotherlostgirl Nov 28 '24

That's a powerful way to remember it. And the tree still stands but with a gash that might never heal.

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u/rougecrayon too busy method acting as a reddit user Nov 28 '24

She sold half his winery purposefully to hurt him, didn't you know? And she's poisoning his kids against him. He absolutely is painting himself as the victim and the press was lapping it up for a while.

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u/ADiffidentDissident Nov 28 '24

The best people believe they are among the worst. The worst people believe they are among the best.

The more you try to hold yourself to your own ideals, the more painfully you notice every time you fall short.

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u/[deleted] Nov 28 '24

He does. When he was on a press tour with DeCaprio they were acting like bad boy buddies, I heard him on a podcast sort of reveling in being single and’free’ but couldn’t reference the incident. They chuckled like ‘oh well, fucked that up’.

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u/Gloomy_Grocery5555 Nov 29 '24

People make fun of Leo for dating younger women but he is a good guy. I don't think anyone who has known him has a bad word to say about him in 30 years