“Male violence is not the fate of women, it is the teaching of society”

 

Saying that the greater the responsibility placed on the male role, the deeper the inadequacy the man will experience will be, Demirci said, “Feelings of inadequacy will turn into anger and anger will turn into violence. In such societies, the moment a man is born, he is regarded as the most important being who will take care of the family and continue the lineage. Mistakes made by men are considered as “men make them”. He is given the task of satisfying the woman. Such a perception is created that he is raised with the belief that he has the power to own all the beings in the world. This belief is so dangerous that he cannot tolerate the possibility that someone else may have the property he does not have, and chooses to eliminate it.

 

 

Stating that the man's coming to this state will not be determined by a moment of madness or anger, but by what he has experienced from the moment he was born, Dr. Onur Okan Demirci said, “A man who is prone to violence cannot go beyond a being who tries to prove himself to his descendants, has feelings of inadequacy and self-confidence, and cannot continue the evolution of his primitiveness. The man, burning with the desire to possess, will try to solve every obstacle that comes his way through violence, which is the only way he has been taught and knows.

 

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