Domestic violence against men is a topic that is often overlooked or dismissed due to the stereotype that men are supposed to be stronger than women. However, it is important to recognize that men can also be victims of intimate partner violence, which can have serious emotional, physical, and mental health consequences.

To raise awareness, it is important to challenge stereotypes and stigmas surrounding male victims of domestic violence. Discrimination and social prejudice can prevent men from reporting the abuse they experience. Encouraging men to come forward and seek help through support groups, hotlines, and shelters can help break down these barriers.

Educating society on gender equality and teaching healthy relationship behaviors can create a safe environment for both men and women. Advocacy and support groups should also make an effort to be inclusive of all genders and orientations, creating safe and welcoming spaces for everyone in need of assistance.