- Relationship Rule: If pushed to violence, it’s over.
- Personal Example: He ended a relationship after being pushed in public.
- Warning: He urges leaving before abuse escalates.
Popular rapper and activist Rugged Man has shared his candid perspective on domestic violence in relationships.
EKO HOT BLOG reports that in a recent TVC interview, he revealed that he always tells the women he intends to date that if they ever push him to a point where physical violence seems likely, the relationship is over.
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Rugged Man recalled a past incident when he ended a relationship after his partner pushed him in public during an argument—even though he had asked her to wait until they were alone to resolve their differences.
He said: “I always tell any woman I intend to date that if she pushes me to the level where I think of hitting her, then it’s over.
“I say that because, for me to want to date someone, it means I’ve told her everything that triggers me. So, for you to now push that thing, it means you’re poking me. I would rather walk away than hit the person.
“I once broke up with a lady because she pushed me in public when we were having a disagreement, despite my pleading with her to wait until we got home to settle the issue.
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“A lot of people in abusive relationships saw the red flags but remained in the relationship because of what they were benefiting. Also, some of them are afraid of leaving because of public opinion. It’s better to leave because if you die in an abusive relationship, people will still talk.”
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