Domestic Violence In Music And Love The Way You Lie

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Domestic violence is a violent or aggressive behavior within the home, typically involving violent abuse of a spouse or a partner. Here is a story about a girl name Ashley who went through this issue about domestic violence. She met a boy name Benny when she was 15 and he was 16, he made her stop hanging out with her friends and she would get in trouble by her mom because she would come home late because he would make her stay with him until he get done working on the car that he wanted to work on. Every time she tried to go home he would say that she was trying to rush home because she didn’t care about him. He would also make fun of her friends so when she would go talk to them at school she would feel guilty talking to her friends because …show more content…

The song is by Eminem feat Rihanna. Eminem was born on October 17, 1972 he came into the music industry when he was 1999. Rihanna was born February 20, 1988. Rihanna relates to the song Love The Way You Lie because she was in a abusive relationship with Chris Brown. Chris Brown and Rihanna got into a verbal argument ensued and brown pulled the vehicle over on an unknown street, reached over Rihanna with his right hand, opened the car door and tried to force her out. (Kaufman) Eminem made the video to show how people was abused in their relationships. There’s nothing cool about being in a abusive or violent …show more content…

Feminist criticism focuses on girls and their relationships between the girls and their males. It is important to use this lens because the issue I used is over domestic violence and how they are used. In my essay I was explaining how abusing people isn’t a good thing in the essay. Some people always thought that abusing others was a good thing because they have been abused for so

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