Absolutely. Not all abusers are hopeless cases.
Change in abusers is VERY VERY VERY rare, if ever. Forgiveness is a process. The abused must forgive THEMSELVES first & foremost. It's impossible to forgive someone who doesn't own, apologize and change permanently.
It is a strong person who can recognize a terminally ill parent who has been abusive to them and yes, it is possible and mature to see the abusive treatment as part of that terminally ill disease.
It does not matter. They are the same thing.
Probably, if he's not happy at home he'll go somewhere else and who would be happy with an abusive wife??ANSWERNo regardless of the dynamics of the relationship you have with your husband - he is responsible for his own behavior. If you are abusive and you want to stay with him, get help. If you are not abusive you need to decide if you want to be with this person who would not only cheat but blame you for his own bad behavior. It's a lot to think about.
sure, ur ex wasnt the nicest person at the bar, but it cud of been his looks or personality that truly won u over! you're willing to forget the "abusive" past and move on.
It might be necessary to get the person in for therapy. If nothing else, the therapist might be able to get the abused person to leave the abusive relationship and be a little less obsessive.
Yes, because they have been conditioned to act a certain way and will continue to act that way until they realize that it isn't really accepted outside the boot camp, but they will adjust.
I think anyone who reads that much about it is a or has been a victim of abuse and is very sensitive to loud voices. While I don't necessarily consider yelling or raising your voice abusive,the choice of words may be to that person. Ask your friend what he/she has been through and try to just be a friend. This sounds like a person who has been abused. Just try to be an understanding friend.
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I'm sorry dear, but my answer to that question is a big NO, trust me I have experience in this department. A little embarrased to say but have been trhough it a few times. You are the one that may need the help and get away from somebody that is doing this to you. It has nothing to do with you and don't let him let you think that. It's all about him. Move on honey. You deserve better
That he should leave them alone or the police should get involved. If your witnessing abuse seriously report it. A friend that I know had an abusive dad and he told the police one day and his dad came out of prison a whole diffrent person. Dont just do it for your family but for him.
Red Flag to being in an abusive relationship. Especially if you have been faithful and you are constantly trying to prove it to your boyfriend while he is accusatory. Is he really cheating...you would have to do the detective work to find that out.