No to violence

My personal opinion:A man who hits a woman loses all sense of chivalry, humanity, and respect. There is no justification—whether social, psychological, or personal—that gives anyone the right to raise a hand or inflict physical or verbal harm on another, especially those who are physically weaker or in a position where they cannot defend themselves.True masculinity is measured by the ability to contain, protect, and treat others with dignity and respect, even in times of anger and disagreement. Using physical force against a life partner or any woman is an assault on her human dignity and a destruction of the foundations of affection and compassion upon which human and familial relationships should be built.Advice:For women who experience violence:Don’t stay silent: Remaining silent about the first assault often opens the door to other, more serious assaults.Seek help: Always remember that you are not alone. There are legal and psychological support services, dedicated hotlines for protecting women from violence, as well as trusted family and friends who can offer protection and support. Your safety comes first: Don’t hesitate to leave any place or relationship that poses a threat to your life or physical and mental well-being.For society and those around you:Awareness and education: We must raise our children from a young age to respect women, and to understand that anger is not resolved through violence but through dialogue and self-control.No justification: Society and the family environment must not make excuses for the abuser (such as psychological or financial pressures); violence is a red line that cannot be compromised.Solidarity and safe intervention: If you witness an act of violence, do not stand idly by. Offer support to the victim and report it to the relevant authorities if necessary to salvage the situation.Human and family relationships are built on mutual respect, appreciation, and security. Whenever security is absent and replaced by fear and harm, these relationships lose their value and legitimacy.To highlight the positive alternative based on love and appreciation, I have designed an image that reflects family relationships built on respect, affection, and cooperation: This attached image shows what human and family relationships should be like. It is based on dialogue, mutual listening, and appreciation in an environment of safety and respect, instead of resorting to violence and coercion.

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