Two-thirds of ever-partnered men had experienced psychological violence from a former intimate partner and one-third from their current partner. Four per cent say their partner has pushed or shoved them or pulled their hair. When men have experienced physical or sexual violence by an intimate partner, they have also been physically injured in almost a third of these cases. The relationship survey also looked at various factors that reduce or increase the likelihood of violence.
For example, the results show that violence is not influenced by where a man lives i. Relationship dynamics are also influenced by the use of various intoxicating substances. She added that men prefer to solve problems by talking to their partners. Read also: A video exhibition on gender violence opens in Tallinn and Merli Kaunissaar: a court can easily become a stage for an abuser to cruelly play with their victim.
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