When women hit men: "The more I tried, the more violent she became"

Tami Weissenberg, 39, lived in a violent relationship for years.

The commercial employee of a medium-sized company was not only verbally humiliated.

His former partner spat at him, hit him, kicked him.

Some of the attacks were so brutal that he had to be treated by a doctor.

He never fought back.

Women who abuse their husbands are marginalized in the general consciousness. Women are considered to be less aggressive, men are usually physically superior. Why are these cases escalating?