In cases like that I see nothing wrong with a husband quieting his wife's crazy by physical force. I doubt a wife would be violent towards her husband if she knew he wouldn't tolerate it.

In cases like that I see nothing wrong with a husband quieting his wife's crazy by physical force. I doubt a wife would be violent towards her husband if she knew he wouldn't tolerate it.

All she has to do is call 911, he will most likely be arrested. His choice really comes down to leaving or putting up with it.
 I wrote this before but there was a sermon on here by a trad priest saying husbands are at fault for "angry" women.

 
I KNOW it's real!  As a child, I had "best friend" whose Jєωιѕн mother regularly beat the organic substance out of her Hindu husband.  She outweighed him by at least 100 lbs and was a head taller.  Mrs. D. would sucker-punch him, wrestle him to the floor and stomp on him, kick him in the kidneys, the head.  Sometimes she tossed him down the stairs or onto the brick patio.  He drank and often started it when drunk by cursing and slapping her, but she always ended it by finishing him off.  There were two younger children besides my friend.  If they were going at it, we'd run out of the house into the woods, if possible to get out the back door without passing her.  If not, we'd barricade ourselves in a bedroom or hide in the closet that locked from the inside.  Once Mrs. D. "lost it," there was no telling what she'd do, including come after her children and her children's friends.  I was terrified of her, so never did my parents what REALLY went on at Rachel's house.  I think they knew he was drunk, because I was never allowed to get in a car with him or to be in his charge.  Most of the time, Rachel came to MY house to play.  Mr. D. would just "take it."  I was afraid of him as well, because he drank and he worshipped a creepy idol that was on a shelf in the living room, Ganesh, the god with the elephant head.  I remember my mother telling me I not to join if he told me to pray to it, and I was not to eat any food that was in front of it.  If I saw him pray to it, I was to come home at once.  The D.'s split up when I was in fifth grade, and they all moved.  I recall the reason was that Mr. D. had had an affair with a woman in his office, whom he "remarried."  Mrs. D. got the children and moved in with her mother who was also divorced.  I lost touch with Rachel after a few years.  But, yes, husbands do, indeed get beaten by their wives.  The real losers in this case were the children.

The violence I have observed (heard of first-hand) by wives is so scary and terrible.  I have chatted with a number of ladies at the park, dog walking, neighbors and more than a few had mentioned that when their husband was sick, they decided when it was time for them to die.  One was a nurse, some had home hospice or other situation.  Each one seemed proud of having known it was time to administer the lethal dose.  So, it seems relatively easy to kill a husband legally if he is seriously ill.  

The real and more common domestic violence against men are their wives who refuse to allow them to be the head of their family. Too many women emasculate their husbands by making all of the decisions. The men tire of arguing and give up. The result is an unnatural household with both spouses left unfulfilled.

It is even more disastrous if you consider the impact this has on the children, especially boys. Everything from personality disorders to psychopathy to feminism to sadism to effeminacy to paraphilia (ɧoɱosɛҳųαƖity is paraphilia as it is inherently deviant) in cases of men who have become everything from politicians to sex offenders to serial killers has its ultimate origin in a weak, deficient, abusive, inefficacious, negligent or absent/dead father: in some cases this comes to pass because a father's rights are supplanted and his image is being destroyed by a mother who poisons her sons against him.

I have noticed not so much physical violence against men as I have noticed psychological and emotional abuse or manipulation, which has as its beginning or for its end the insubordination of an emasculating wife, the usurpation of patriarchal authority and the belittling of the father in the presence of the children.

Usually in such cases the household was not established upon the principles of Catholic faith and morals and even the Sacrament of Matrimony is degraded to mere fiduciary formality if it is in the picture at all.

It more pervasive than people think.

Everything in the media is against a patriarchal culture, which is the only natural culture.

It's constant propaganda, entirely saturated, in every form of entertainment and media delivery.

It's been in the works for a very long time historically, we are at the near bottom of a decline that goes back centuries, though it accelerated so much recently.