they will mostly be paranoid if your friends with them their character might change and you wont see them much. if you do have any suspicions you should really call the police about it. that would help them x
Yes it could.
Yes.
This does happen. Abuse is Abuse. And it's all handled the same way. Get out, Get help for yourself (and any children involved)
No, that is not abuse. That is their own insecurity.
Yes, I think she can sue if she has evidence that it was because of the abuse that she suffered a miscarriage.
Just be glad he's out of your life. Don't worry if he abuses the new partner of not. Leaopards rarely change you know,
they usually will abuse their next partner if the wrong buttons are pushed. the new partner could be covering up the abuse due to fear or embarrassment. in rare cases the abuser could be truly remorseful and seek help. good luck, and remember violence is never acceptable. Adding further you are yet to see the minus points/conflict of interest in the new partner. Closer u r the more u see. Any way abuse is not justified whjihc maybe due to inheritance.
No if yhu get a restraininq order or if you let the abuse keep qoinq on....look up an abuse hotline .!
record the abuse on video or audio
Power and control tactics are the main focus in most every abusive relationship...if someone is manipulating their partner to the point where there partner is not happy then yes controlling someone is a form of abuse...
In my own personal experience, it was quite the opposite. I was abused by my ex because he wanted to keep me around. He felt that if he abused me, he could control me. He could make me feel helpless, worthless and, eventually, dependent on him. In my case, my ex's abuse was fueled by his insecurity and fear that I would leave him. And every time I tried to leave him, the abuse got worse. That's not to say that some abusers don't strike out physically as a defense mechanism, sort of like putting up a wall so that his partner won't feel close to him or dependent on him and would eventually leave him. This type of abuse, if it exists, would simply be a way of subconsciously pushing his partner away from himself. Either way, no matter what the cause of the abuse, it should not be tolerated.
Because he is abusive. Partner abuse is a treatable sickness, but not always curable. Staying with an abusive partner does not help them to become a better person.