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This! Asking "under what circumstances am I allowed to hit women" sounds like you're itching for it.
If your only train of thought regarding domestic abuse is "ohh. Does that mean I can hit back now?" then you're not a victim, you're just a closeted abuser.
If your only answer to a public assault is fighting back you're not concerned with solving the situation, you're just spoiling for a fight.
Sure, there are situations where fighting back IS the only viable solution. But jumping to it immediately means we're not talking about a hypothetical situation - we're talking about a fantasy of yours.