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Should you leave a verbally abusive partner?

Updated: 8/17/2019
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It really just depends on what he calls you. Are you aware of the fact that he's just "joking" in his point of view or not?

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Does he know that he's hurting you by his words? If he does, is he hurting you on prupose? Ask him these things, tell him it hurts. If it makes no difference to him then you have your answer. If he didn't realize how hurt you are, then you two can talk about it. If a couple can discuss these things, then they can work it out and you probably wouln't want to leave him.

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