When discussing domestic violence, we often assume that men are the main perpetrators, but domestic violence, whether perpetrated by men or women, can cause serious harm.

Men with the following facial features are prone to becoming domestic abusers.

1. Lower Sclera Exposure (Sanpaku Eyes): The whites of these men's eyes are mainly concentrated in the lower part, which gives their gaze a cold and threatening quality. Their eyes reveal deep cunning and strong vengefulness. Such individuals tend to exhibit extreme emotions when facing contradictions and conflicts, and may even resort to violent behavior to solve problems.

2. Fierce Eyes: Men with large sclera areas and sunken cheeks often show a strong desire for control and a tendency to bully the weak. They often exude a sense of superiority when interacting with others and are intolerant of behaviors that challenge them. This type of gaze usually implies that their personality is full of aggression and instability.

3. Sunken Nasal Bridge: Men with a slightly sunken nose bridge and small nostrils are usually narrow-minded and highly competitive. When emotionally unstable, such men are prone to venting their dissatisfaction through violence and lack good emotional management skills.

4. Moles on Lips and Irregular Teeth: These men are often verbally abusive, with sharp and aggressive language, and frequently use verbal threats. Moles on the lips also suggest difficulties in emotional expression, which may lead them to control others in inappropriate ways. 

While facial features of female abusers are relatively less discussed, they are equally worthy of attention, as they can also cause harm in relationships.

1. Gloomy Eyes: The eyes of female abusers are often gloomy and lack luster, indicating their inner emotional instability and desire for control. This kind of gaze often reveals a cold demeanor, making those around them feel oppressed and uneasy.

2. Pressed Lips with Moles: If a woman's lips are pressed and accompanied by moles, this may indicate that she has difficulty in emotional expression and shows hostility towards her partner. Such women may use verbal abuse, affecting their partner's mental health.

3. Sunken Cheeks: Sunken cheeks often indicate a strong possessiveness and desire for control. These women are mostly anxious internally, sensitive to their partner's behavior, and prone to exhibiting emotional outbursts.

4. Flat and Thick Eyebrows: This type of woman often has intense emotions and exhibits a strong desire to dominate. In emotional relationships, they may use controlling and domineering tendencies, leading to conflicts and ultimately violent behavior.

Regardless of the gender of the perpetrator, we need to strengthen our understanding and awareness of domestic violence prevention, remain vigilant, and be especially careful and alert if a suitor or partner has the above characteristics.