Hang Du Muc committed a taboo in marriage, but the husband was not entirely wrong?

The images of Hang Du Muc's injuries made the online community feel sorry. According to the female tiktoker, she endured for many years and returned to China to find evidence and win custody of her child.

Hang's husband's two sons jumped in to save her. "Thinking about the scene when the two brothers rushed in to protect their aunt, Dich Duong knew that if he missed a beat, his aunt would be gone, so he forgot himself and rushed in to control her, not caring what his father had in his hands," Hang wrote on her personal page.

She will have evidence in court thanks to her daring fight against her abusive husband. But the question is: Will luck always happen and will the woman always keep her life from the wild "beast"?

The level of violence of Ton Bang - Hang Du Muc's husband - is indisputable. Looking back at the events that led to the climax of the fight, he did not hide the fact that he had been jealous many times. He was not happy when Hang left her 2-month-old child to go on livestreams, working intimately with a famous Vlogger...

Ton Bang once wrote indignantly on his personal page: "Many people think they are close friends, but to me they are still a man and a woman. I am jealous because I care about her. But really, if you don't have feelings for her anymore, then get a divorce, don't do that."

After that, Hang Du Muc and his wife publicly apologized to each other and returned to take care of their family. But Hang continued to do the work that made Ton Bang "annoyed". Although there has been no conclusion from Chinese authorities about the cause of Ton Bang's physical impact on his wife, many women carefully reminded each other: "If you marry a crazy husband, don't muddy the waters!"

A netizen recently shared the story of a close friend who fell into a similar situation as Hang Du Muc Loi.

This person shared: "This reminder reminds me of the story of my best friend - a victim of domestic violence. Every time we met, she cried and told stories about being abused by her husband.

You said: "There was a day when I just got home, he was already sitting on the sofa waiting, his face full of anger. Before I could say anything, my husband rushed in. There was also a night when my husband and I were talking, and he immediately turned to attack me. The time I threatened divorce, my husband was waiting at the elevator, and as soon as I opened the door, he attacked me."

It was only when she was in the hospital with a traumatic brain injury, her parents came to cry and asked for a divorce, that my friend decided to file a lawsuit. As a close friend, I understood, she accepted that it was her fault for neglecting meals, children, being busy with multi-level marketing classes, and dressing too revealingly. Her husband had "warned" her many times but she still ignored him.

You declare that you cannot give up passion in marriage, only money can bring happiness. We have advised you many times not to "make the tiger angry". But you say: "Why can't my husband change while I have to change? What era is this that my husband can't even take care of his own meals and children, and is always looking into his wife's affairs?"

I don't know how far the times have come. I don't condone domestic violence, but I think each individual needs to know the limits of safety. There were times when I was so angry that I screamed so loudly that my husband raised his hand... to slap me. Luckily, he stopped, and I know that he stopped because I was scared and kept quiet. If I had continued to scream, I would have been beaten many times.

One of the ways to prevent conflicts with your husband that women remind each other on pages written for women is: Absolutely do not argue when the other person is drunk. I think the drunkenness mentioned here can be physical drunkenness - that is, drunkenness due to alcohol concentration; but it can also be understood as drunkenness when one is burning with anger, unable to distinguish right from wrong.

Marriage is a two-way interaction. I think each person has the responsibility to lower their ego to reach a common agreement. In many cases, it is also a way for you to prevent violence, even survive."

Chồng Hằng Du Mục vui mừng rời trại giam, thái độ như nắm chắc phần thắng? Keng10:38:21 19/08/2024Vụ ly dị của Hằng Du Mục (Nguyễn Thị Thái Hằng, sinh năm 1995) và chồng vẫn đang nhận được sự quan tâm của nhiều người. Được biết phiên toà sẽ diễn ra vào ngày 20/8 tới đây nên cư dân mạng vẫn đang theo dõi sát sao sự việc.