I'm sorry you are going through this. Abuse is abuse regardless of the genders involved. I wish you all the love and support you need for you and your little ones futures.

Eat their hearts and souls, make a ritual in the name of lucifer the great one

That's ridiculous, people shouldn't be laughing about this. You're the strong one OP! You don't hit her, I hope things work out between you and your wife

Awh that's horrible :(

Stop crying about it and man up

im sorry. its horrible the way people treat male abuse victims

Op, I'm sorry she's abusive, but you might want to write down what your girlfriend does, if you ever get to the point of fighting back you have a valid reason and it can be proven in court

I just got out of a relationship that my wife was beating me and pointing guns at me it is no laughing matter. just because a woman is weaker physically than a man does not mean it is ok for them to hit them. as a man you have to just take it as well because if you defend yourself you go to prison for beating women.

Man raises voice to woman = domestic violence, woman punches man in face = feminist hero? Society needs to get its shit straight. Sorry OP. Though i have not personally been in this situation, I have had many friends be in one. I feel for you.

Another long winded old guy comment incoming: OP: Demand she seek treatment or take the kids and leave. You don't want your kids growing up thinking that sort of behavioer is normal and/or okay. Dated a girl for about year in college: cute as a button, nice, funny people pleaser, etc, until she got a few drinks in her. At first it was hit and miss, She'd either be a blast to hang out with or total hellspawn. After a while, it was just total hellspawn. Then about 6 months into the relationship, me, the beer for breakfast frat boy, became a little concerned about the amount and regularity in which she drank. a month after that she went off on me in a bar for hugging my cousin. That little episode ended with the bouncer pulling her off me, then telling me to leave or go to jail. i.e. The double standard, I wasn't drunk,( I drove therefore did not drink that night) I didn't hit her, I didn't punch her, kick her or return any of the violence she directed at me. I simply grabbed her wrists and held them so she could no longer pummel me about the head and neck. This wasn't the first time she'd gone hellbeast and swung at me while she'd been drinking, either. After that I told her I wasn't drinking around her, or would I be around her when she as drink. Because, while I never hit her, I certainly wanted to. Oddly enough, that was pretty much the end of our relationship, because if she wasn't asleep she was drinking at that point. The story does have a happy ending though. A few years ago she got in contact with me again, working through her 12 steps, and apologized for all the BS she put me through. She said 'I think my frat boy boyfriend being concerned about my drinking should have been an alarm bell." She's been sober 5 years now, got married and is currently expecting her first child.