Welcome to another discussion post for Why Does He Do That? Inside the Minds of Angry and Controlling Men by Lundy Bancroft.
In this post, we are discussing Part III, The Abusive Man in the World, Chapter 11 Abusive Men and their Allies.
Share your thoughts on this chapter and overal book section in the comments. (Feel free to also share thoughts and suggestions on the discussion post and bookclub structure itself.)
Anyone who hasn't read the book but wants to give input on the topics discussed are welcome to as well! (I recommend mentioning that you haven't read the chapter in your post, so people are aware of that when replying.)
Previous Discussion Posts
Chapter 1 Discussion — The Nature of Abusive Thinking, The Mystery
Chapter 2 Discussion — The Nature of Abusive Thinking, The Mythology
Chapter 3 Discussion — The Nature of Abusive Thinking, The Abusive Mentality
Chapter 4 and Part I Discussion — The Nature of Abusive Thinking, The Types of Abusive Men
Chapter 5 Discussion — The Abusive Man in Relationships, How Abuse Begins
Chapter 6 Discussion — The Abusive Man in Relationships, The Abusive Man In Everyday Life
Chapter 7 Discussion — The Abusive Man in Relationships, Abusive Men and Sex
Chapter 8 Discussion — The Abusive Man in Relationships, Abusive Men and Addiction
Chapter 9 and Part II Discussion — The Abusive Man in Relationships, The Abusive Man and Breaking Up
Chapter 10 Discussion — The Abusive Man in the World, Abusive Men as Parents
Seriously. It's like being an Orthodox Christian Atheist. It doesn't compute LOL
I'm an Orthodox Christian atheist actually. Born into an Orthodox family and baptized when I was 6 months old. Stopped believing the god of the Bible (or any gods) existed when I was about 13. I still participate in family events that center around our Orthodox church and accompany my parents to services. It's the same thing as being an atheist Jew. Culturally I'm Orthodox, but I don't believe that god exists, Jesus was raised from the dead, etc.