Is asking for an apology abuse?----No, unless the request is made with threats or intimidation towards to other person if they fail to comply. Also, if the apology is for something ridiculous--spilling something on the carpet, being 5 mintues late, and this is a pattern in the relationship, with one specific partner demanding an apology and the other always having to apologize. If you have to coerce or force someone to apologize to you, it's not much of an apology.
Is it abusive to refuse to discuss an important issue with the other person?----Again, not necessarily abusive, but if it's a repeated pattern in the relationship, it indicates the person has a hostile, stubborn viewpoint and attempts to control the situation.
ANSWERApology asked for due: Falsely Arrested & Accused of Abuse 8 months later once again accusations of Abuse to Police --- When asked what she told police ,,, refuses to tell me --- --- I believe an apology is warranted -- She states lets forget what she did. --- If she does not Apology --- relationship in serious trouble. --- ANYTHING RIDICULOUS ABOUT ASKING FOR SUCH AN APOLOGY CONSIDERING HER ACTIONS ?????The boss was fired for his abusive behavior towards his employees.
He is the one swearing at his dog
When used to address people, swear words are usually abusive words. However, there are many abusive words and phrases that are not swear words.
Abusive relationship is not good. It affects nearly all aspects of life.
get help ASAP
if you are in a abusive relationship just don't stay with them say that you don't feel the spark in the love and that you want to move on.
Yes, by most accounts, her relationship with her husband Bobby Brown was abusive, and that is one reason why they got divorced.
No, minor verbal attacks are not generally considered abusive. Try to get into couple's therapy. If you have grown children, maybe they could help you talk about professional help.
Yes
You should definitely go. An abusive relationship is unhealthy for you both physically and emotionally. If you continue to stay with that abusive person, you will more than likely end up being attracted to more abusive people in the future. In fact some abusive relationships can lead to suicide and/or being murdered.
If someone is in an abusive relationship forever, they're going to get killed or injured. So I think its best to be single forever.
Yes, absolutely. It's important to prioritize your well-being and safety. You can seek support from loved ones, a therapist, or a helpline for guidance on how to safely exit the abusive friendship. Setting boundaries, expressing your feelings, and ultimately distancing yourself from the toxic dynamic can be important steps in ending the relationship.