Yeah no this is more forceful then that, semi regular slapping on the chest/face, punching, etc.
He’s never mentions anything about it so its been nothing more than me and my wife noticing and talking about it together but it just feels weird seeing it.
I didnt assume that it is, just that the risk is there. Do you assume that there isnt a risk of abusive behaviour if you see someone hit a supposedly loved one?
It entirely depends upon the circumstances. Also, if the person being hit was my brother, I think I would be able to judge his reaction well enough to determine if something was off.
Yeah no this is more forceful then that, semi regular slapping on the chest/face, punching, etc.
He’s never mentions anything about it so its been nothing more than me and my wife noticing and talking about it together but it just feels weird seeing it.
You should tell him that you noticed it and let him know you are a safe person if he needs help exit… if you are that ofc
Or maybe they just like to play rough.
In that case there is no harm voicing your support
Sure, I’m just saying that you shouldn’t assume that it’s an abuse situation.
I didnt assume that it is, just that the risk is there. Do you assume that there isnt a risk of abusive behaviour if you see someone hit a supposedly loved one?
It entirely depends upon the circumstances. Also, if the person being hit was my brother, I think I would be able to judge his reaction well enough to determine if something was off.
I wouldn’t consider that flirting.