Abusers are rarely suicidal. They threaten suicide as a form of emoational extortion. Even if he is really suicidal, you should not sacrifice your life in order to save his. Moreover, most abusers relapse, even after protracted treatment (they are recidivists). The malignant optimism of the abused: http://www.narcissistic-abuse.com/journal27.html http://www.narcissistic-abuse.com/abusefamily.html No, I would not. The fact that you might stay with him will not really change the outcome...If he is suicidal, he needs help, not a girlfriend. And please don't sacrifice yourself in the process, it's just such a waste for something you really have no control over. No one told me he is suicidal. I just discovered this truth on my own.
As long as the long term relationship is age-appropriate (groups, no sex), they should do fine. However, if their partner is older and/or wants a relationship with benefits, then they can end up being used since they do not have the advantage of knowing who they are and what is important to them.
a relationship is simply knowing another sim
There is no relationship between the atomic radius and you knowing it.
A fling is just a causal relationship between two people based non-commitment. Early on, establish clear rules so no one gets hurt emotionally later. That means knowing when to stay around and leave each otherÕs space.
Well honestly you cant really do anything about it. Yes, it hurts knowing that your cousin is in an abusive relationship but in order for you to do something about it she has to want to do something about it also.Unless, you want to take matter into your own hands and call it in...
Tell everyone that you're their friend. Their reputation will suffer from being friends with a jerk like you.
Because they either like you or despise you If the person was not abusive previously and has now turned abusive here are some reasons (but not good enough reasons to be physically/mentally abusive to their mate.) * Working long hours * Dislike their job * Financial problems * Feelings of not getting ahead in their life and not knowing how to change things for the better. * Being in denial of the situation they are in. * Not knowing how to 'problem solve.' * Worrying about their children if they are getting into trouble. * Worrying over a sick spouse and the feelings of uselessness. * Simply falling out of love with the person and feeling guilty for having affairs. * Depression * Drug or alcohol abuse * Some medications can cause a personality change * Some illness' the person is not aware of can cause a change in personality. Communication is so important for any couple and it takes work. If the person refuses to communicate then the other mate must take steps in deciding to stay in this abusive relationship or move on. Smart people choose the latter.
forming a relationship is a form that forms a particular relation through which start with knowing each other and will be friends
There is no relationship. Knowing the length of one of them doesn't tell you the length of the other one.
it doesn't-__-
Just think of all the good the relationship has given in your life, it would be wise to think about this and knowing why you're even in a relationship with him, it's good knowing your purpose.
Yes, because you will have a long time to be with each other, knowing your differences and likes. Knowing a person needs a lot of time.