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* Averted in ''[[Sensitive Pornograph]]'' with Mari. Ten days after his wife's accidental death, he's still badly bruised. His childhood friend Gouzou is worried and somewhat shocked when he hears of the domestic abuse. Also [[Played for Drama]] and [[Crowning Moment of Heartwarming|heartwarming]] as Mari's little twin sons ask Gouzou to not hurt Papa.
 
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* ''[[V for Vendetta]]'' : No one felt sympathy for Conrad Heyer, the abused husband of the domineering and ruthless [[Manipulative Bitch|Helen Heyer]] but everyone felt sorry for the equally abused Rosemary Almond whose horrible husband would neglect and batter her at the drop of a hat. The characters in-universe likely didn't care about either case due to it being a [[Crapsack World]]. The reader, however, is meant to feel just as sorry for Conrad as Rosemary. Whether or not they actually do is obviously up to the reader.
* ''[[The Flash|Impulse]]'': This in a one-issue story where Impulse noticed one of his male classmates turning up with suspicious injuries. It actually did get remembered for a (little) while, as in a later issue {{spoiler|the boy's mother gets visited in the mental hospital she was put in.}}
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** [[Cool Big Sis|Sheyla]]'s violence on her brother Razzia was slightly played for laught in a flashback, though it was justified; she had just rescued him from bullies, and was mad he didn't defend himself. {{spoiler|Ironically enough, he eventually learnt how to fight and became stronger than her, only to end up killing her by mistake when they ended up on opposite sides.}}
** Tenebris has moments hitting Razzia during Book 13 when [[Clingy Jealous Girl|he start displaying peeping moments when seeing Jadina in underwears]]. This is gradually deconstructed as the book goes however, with her becoming more and more aggressive as the story goes, in a less and less funny way (she ends up treathening him to cut his other arm off when he [[What the Hell, Hero?|call her out for trying to kill Kasino's assassins and taking pleasure to it]]). {{spoiler|It's eventually revealed to be justified, due to Abyss [[Brainwashed and Crazy|brainwashing her]] with his [[Puppeteer Parasite]] abilities}}.
* Dixie from ''[[What's New with Phil and Dixie|What's New? With Phil And Dixie]]'' regularly smacks, punches, or hammer-KOs her partner Phil, which combines this trope with [[Take That Me]] because he's [[Phil Foglio]]'s [[Author Avatar]].
* The "free comic day" [[Scott Pilgrim]] [[Department of Redundancy Department|comic]] surprisingly confronts this; Scott is attacked by female ninjas and, much to the chagrin of Ramona and Wallace, ''refuses to defend himself because he doesn't want to hit a girl''. Despite its somewhat important message, '''''it should be noted it's [[Played for Laughs]].'''''
{{quote|'''[[An Aesop|Scott Pilgrim says...]]'''
Sometimes girls can be very, very mean. They might pull your hair or kick you in the shins really hard. It can feel like they're sticking razor blades in your heart. ''[[Dissimile|Or maybe they actually]]'' '''''[[Dissimile|are]]''''' ''[[Dissimile|sticking razor blades in your heart.]]'' Just remember, in real life you should '''''never''''' hit a girl. [[Spoof Aesop|Unless it's a serious emergency.]] }}
 
 
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