Fatal Attraction

From the murder point of view, the United States is the country with the most gender balanced in the world. About 75 women per 100 killed wives killed their husbands.

American women may kill their husbands as often as their husbands, but their motives and actions are reported by Male Master University psychologist Dr. Margo I. Wilson and Martin Daly, Very different. Nonetheless, these differences do not explain why the US marital spouse "kill rate" or SROK is more than twice that of other Western countries.

This team has reviewed spouse killer files in the United States, Canada, the UK, Australia in the past 30 years. These detectives kill the husband in response to their dishonest behavior, but women rarely do - even if their spouse is more adulterous than usual. As part of planned murder and family genocide, men also kill their wives

On the other hand, women are killed in self-defense. "Unlike men, after years of physical violence, women killed male partners after exhausting all available aid," Wilson and Daley are in "Criminal Studies" (Vol.30, No 2). I said in the middle.

So then why is it more likely that women will kill their spouses in the United States than in other countries? Contrary to the so-called "old equalizer" hypothesis, this hypothesis is based on the fact that availability of firearms in American families offset the men's physique and physical strength benefits in fatal marital saliva, US SROK's shooting rate is other It is suggested that it is lower than the spouse's homicide.

Even if we abolish the role of traditional gender, women will not commit crimes like men. Forty years ago, before this social change, the special symmetry of male and female spouses killed in the United States

The spouse SROK has a de facto union proportion rather than registered marriage, blacks are more common than white people, living together marriages are more common than separated couple. Wilson and Daily also discovered that the murder rate of couple with significant age differences increased. They can not explain why these factors are more influential than the murder of their husbands, but they have some ideas on what to do.

A woman surrounded by her mother's relatives may have the right to take dramatic actions than living with her husband's relatives. They may also kill when women think that it is necessary to protect former union children from their current spouse

Wilson and Daily have no comprehensive understanding of marriage violence if there is a difference in the concept of marriage between men and women in the United States and this betrayal of understanding leads to other solutions that can not be solved It concludes.

Shelly Lansing is a film director responsible for publishing movies such as Fatal Attraction and The Accused in the 1980s. Farudi pointed out that a deadly appeal, a story of a professional woman, her affair with a married man stimulated her obsession with him. This was part of the evidence of strong social and cultural opposition to the rights of women in the 1980s. According to Farudi, Lansing has released 'defendant'. A movie on a group of men raped but not disturbing was a faint attempt to "improve her feminist qualification". Farudi asked if the audience needs to "remind you to sympathize with the rapist victim".

The fatal complaint of Adrian Lane was a movie Farudi spent most of the time and became synonymous with criticism of the feminist in the 1980s. Known as the "Awesome Men's Pants" movie, the deadly appeal for seeing Michael Douglas's family Male Dan is threatened by his unwieldy professional woman at an overnight stand, Alex Forest (Glen Close) It is. Farudi is enthusiastic about working with love, marriage, children - what she has refused for years - since deadly appeal believes Forrest to be an example of a poor professional woman I will.

It is difficult to maintain the image of Fatal Attraction in 2017, even if you see Lyne's entire movie, past, present. Forrest was originally smart, had a career talent, it seemed more crippling than Michael Douglas. Penis However, there is a willingness to recapture Alex Forrest in 2017. She is crazy, but Forest is an example of a changing woman being forced to stand. In the 1970s, women avoided family life, asked for their career and identity, and in the past 10 years they were told to be punished for this independence. This is the same path they are taking now. They are told to take care of them and then deal with the government while telling them that men need to make a decision for them that they can not take care of them . A woman is told to give birth to a child, but is condemned by deciding to lay a child, nurture it, or not to play. This is enough to turn any woman into Alex Forest