Angry Men And The Women Who Love Them
Paul Hegstrom has a ministry helping men, women and children caught in Domestic Violence. He spent the first 40 years of his life being violent in his marriage and a second relationship. Now he is free from violence, back with his wife and helping thousands of others change their lives and stop Domestic Violence.
Paul also has a special program for men that will change their lives and bring peace to the home. Paul has done over 16,000 hours of research on Domestic Violence and has a program called "Learning to Live, Learning to Love."
Domestic Violence is also known as domestic abuse, spousal abuse, child abuse or intimate partner violence and happens when there are abusive behaviors by one or both parties in an relationship such as marriage, family, friends etc... Domestic Violence can be hitting, kicking, biting, shoving, restraining, throwing stuff, threats, sexual abuse, emotional abuse...the list goes on and on. To sum it up if someone is doing something to hurt you then it probably is Domestic Violence.
Women are six times as likely to experience Domestic Violence than are men. The problem is global with the worse rates happening in India and Moslem countries where women are looked upon as second class citizens. The worse offending country would be India and
maybe Pakistan where women have been tortured to death for 100's of years for simply being a widow or because the man or his family wanted her out of the way so he could remarry. In recent history the murder rates have dropped once the country outlawed the custom of murdering most widows, but there is still an average of 12 women murdered a day in India.
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