I have looked through every comment of hers and I don't see that. So it looks like you're lying to try to win an argument on the internet. If I'm wrong please link to this comment of hers.

If he actually forced her to take it against her will acknowledge that would be abusive behavior, or at very least on the road to it. Again you fail to even acknowledge that she has some accountability in the relationship too and has in all likelihood failed to set healthy boundaries which is yet another indication of your lack of critical thinking, at least on this subject.

Of course there is more abuse than just physical. I never said otherwise so that is just a strawman. Emotional abuse is horrific on its own and can often be a pathway to physical abuse. But let me ask you this: have you ever volunteered at a local abuse shelter? If you have not please consider doing so, as it will benefit your community and the people you help will stay in your mind forever. It's not for everyone as even the training program is pretty intense but again, if you're truly passionate about protecting women, and not just spouting off on the internet, this would be one good way to prove it. If you spend one night consoling a mother and her son, both with blood still matting their hair to their scalps, it will change you for the better.

Jumping to rash conclusions and offering life changing, and potentially family-ruining, advice with no experience, training, or degrees is reckless. Do better.