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Question: does the DomesticAbuse trope apply in a scenario where everything pretty much fits the clinical description of the disorder but is never named in canon? Namely, a VitriolicBestBuds pair who meet all the criteria for abuse \'\'except\'\' the romantic part, and even this is [[HoYay debatable.]] Even though they\'re [[YourMileageMayVary \'only friends\']], one still routinely beats and degrades the other, to the point that if one of them were female the cops would\'ve been called a long time ago. Does this still count, despite the lack of the romance element?
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Question: does the DomesticAbuse trope apply in a scenario where everything pretty much fits the clinical description of the disorder but is never named in canon? Namely, a VitriolicBestBuds pair who meet all the criteria for abuse \\\'\\\'except\\\'\\\' the romance, and even this is [[HoYay debatable.]] Even though they\\\'re [[YourMileageMayVary \\\'only friends\\\']], one still routinely beats and degrades the other, to the point that if one of them were female the cops would\\\'ve been called a long time ago. Does this still count, despite the lack of the romantic element?
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Question: does the DomesticAbuse trope apply in a scenario where everything pretty much fits the clinical description of the disorder but is never named in canon? Namely, VitriolicBestBuds pair who meet all the criteria for abuse \'\'except\'\' the romantic part, and this is [[HoYay debatable.]] Even though they\'re [[YourMileageMayVary \'only friends\']], one still routinely beats and degrades the other, to the point that if one of them were female the cops would\'ve been called a long time ago. Does this still count, despite the lack of the romance element?
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Question: does the DomesticAbuse trope apply in a scenario where everything pretty much fits the clinical description of the disorder but is never named in canon? Namely, a VitriolicBestBuds pair who meet all the criteria for abuse \\\'\\\'except\\\'\\\' the romantic part, and even this is [[HoYay debatable.]] Even though they\\\'re [[YourMileageMayVary \\\'only friends\\\']], one still routinely beats and degrades the other, to the point that if one of them were female the cops would\\\'ve been called a long time ago. Does this still count, despite the lack of the romance element?
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Question: does the DomesticAbuse trope apply in a scenario where everything pretty much fits the clinical description of the disorder but is never named in canon? Like, VitriolicBestBuds pair who meet all the criteria for abuse \'\'except\'\' the romantic part, and this is [[HoYay debatable.]] Even though they\'re [[YourMileageMayVary \'only friends\']], one still routinely beats and degrades the other, to the point that if one of them were female the cops would\'ve been called a long time ago. Does this still count, despite the lack of the romance element?
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Question: does the DomesticAbuse trope apply in a scenario where everything pretty much fits the clinical description of the disorder but is never named in canon? Namely, VitriolicBestBuds pair who meet all the criteria for abuse \\\'\\\'except\\\'\\\' the romantic part, and this is [[HoYay debatable.]] Even though they\\\'re [[YourMileageMayVary \\\'only friends\\\']], one still routinely beats and degrades the other, to the point that if one of them were female the cops would\\\'ve been called a long time ago. Does this still count, despite the lack of the romance element?
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Might as well start a Shoutout page too, considering the ever increasing length of it.
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Might as well start a Shoutout page too, considering the ever increasing length of it.
Edit, March 27: Went ahead and moved all subjectives (including Crowners) to YMMV since it\\\'s been more than a week without response.
Edit, March 27: Went ahead and moved all subjectives (including Crowners) to YMMV since it\\\'s been more than a week without response.
