Pathetic
Just say you raised a daughter unworthy of your protection smh. You dont have to do all that thinking unless your daughter is a hellhound and you have to question whether she had it coming or not. And to think your daughter may have had it coming is a failure on your part. Sometimes our kids arent who we think they are,but you shouldnt KNOW your daughter aint shyt. Im upset thinking about this scenario smh.
Nah this ain't it.
I have three daughters and I'll definitely teach them that staying with an abusive man is a choice. So you can make the choice to leave.
I will be teaching my daughters on how to handle conflict in various scenarios. My two oldest, have no brothers, just their younger sister as a sibling. My youngest, has her two older sisters from me, and three brothers on her mom's side.
Do not put those (eventual) young men or your sisters in a position to risk their lives or livelihood. Do not ask me to risk mine in the case of an abusive partner.
Part of the teaching will be, you can always talk to me, and if you have turbulence in life, including relationship turmoil, you can always come home to Dad. There are "outs" in these relationships.
If he's putting his hands on you and you really don't want that, call the police and leave him. I am already teaching my girls that no one is allowed to assault them free of repercussion, they have the right to defend themselves. When it comes to men, soon as a man shows you a sign that he's abusive, you gotta leave, because he can't just fix himself within that relationship, and you can't fix him, either.
My girls will also know this is coming from their dad, a man who has hit women. A man is not healing and growing from that behavior in that same relationship.
So either call the police and leave him, and Dad is one of the places you can come to. Or stay and yall deal with it together like other toxic couples.
But I've worked too hard to straighten myself up, and am working too hard to rear responsible, independent, intelligent young ladies, than to risk ending up a statistic for jumping into my kids relationship.
I learned a long time ago that you stay outta people's relationships....that absolutely includes your kids' relationships.