Two people in a relationship trade insults and accusations of physical aggression. One says they're called fat and unattractive; the other admits to name-calling like "baby seal" as retaliation. Both blame the other for starting it, showing how disrespect spirals.
He's called me fat. He said that I'm not attractive anymore.
I done called her baby seal, but that's when she angered me. That's when she angered me.
Well, actually, that's a pet name that you called me. That ain't when you—
Yeah, I done called her baby seal, monkey-looking baby, all kind of stuff. I done did that because when she anger me, I want her to feel the same evil stuff she dish out. She need to get it back. Why do you want her to feel that? Why? Because she hurt— if you hurt me, I feel like you should feel some hurt too. You do a lot that's not in line. Really? You're disrespectful just as well as— I'm disrespecting you back because you're disrespectful.
So why you keep putting your hands on me?
Because you put your hands on me.
You a liar.
I never put my hands on you. You put your hands on me, so I'mma put them on you. I started defending myself.