To date research on intimate partner violence (IPV) has focused on the experience of females. The limited studies on male IPV survivors have shown that they are less likely to disclose their IPV experiences. Systemic biases may marginalize and silence male IPV survivors.

The current study sought to explore the discourse around perceived systemic biases that may be present for male IPV survivors.

A widely used social networking site (http://www.reddit.com/) was scraped for submissions relating to male IPV. Search was carried out using three keywords resulting in 917 submissions, out of which 82 met inclusion criteria. Submissions were included in final analysis if they consisted of more than half a page of data pertaining to male IPV. Thematic content analysis was utilized to analyze the data.

Responses reflect common experiences with participants identifying multiple sources of perceived systemic biases: (1) social norms, (2) legal system, (3) social services, (4) media, and (5) government.

The sources of potential support for male IPV survivors exhibit substantial pervasive biases against males as victims of IPV. Findings from current study can inform policies across multiple systems.

迄今为止，关于亲密伴侣暴力（IPV）的研究主要集中在女性的经历上。对男性 IPV 幸存者的有限研究表明，他们不太可能透露自己的 IPV 经历。系统性偏见可能会使男性 IPV 幸存者边缘化和沉默。

目前的研究试图探讨围绕男性 IPV 幸存者可能存在的感知系统性偏见的讨论。

一个广泛使用的社交网站 (http://www.reddit.com/) 因提交与男性 IPV 相关的内容而被抓取。使用三个关键词进行搜索，共收到 917 份提交，其中 82 份符合纳入标准。如果提交的文件包含超过半页与男性 IPV 相关的数据，则将其纳入最终分析。主题内容分析用于分析数据。

回应反映了参与者识别感知系统性偏见的多个来源的共同经验：（1）社会规范，（2）法律制度，（3）社会服务，（4）媒体，和（5）政府。

对男性 IPV 幸存者的潜在支持来源表现出对男性作为 IPV 受害者的普遍偏见。当前研究的结果可以为跨多个系统的政策提供信息。