Yes some can, but they will never truly leave their "victim" alone. It's a form of mental abuse. The victim usually finds it very difficult to be on their own or, they are terrified their abuser will actually come back into their life. Abusers love to "put down" their victim and make them hurt. Abusers can have several women in their lives (he may not abuse all of them), but, because of their abusive nature they know they can always come back into the victim's life and they do! Only the person being abused can stop this cycle of abuse.
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If your husband is verbally and emotionally abusive, you can break the negative cycle by seeking the services of a family counselor or filing for divorce.
It depends. If she doesn't like you constantly texting her, she could very well decide that you're too clingy and break up with you. If she likes it, no problem. You have to decide why you feel like you need to constantly text her though - are you constantly needing reassurance or are you trying to control her? Both of those things could result in a turn-off and she might break up with you for that.
First he'll start out nice to the point where you like him so much you wont want to break up with him. Then he'll start being abusive mental first little by little. Then he'll start to actually hit and push you. But he'll do all of this gradually.
yes constantly
Usually abusive men are in love with the control they have over their partners. They will do various things to keep the abuse going which includes leaving their partner, holding back on affection, etc. They will do ANYTHING to keep that control. So no it's not a test to see if they can get you to call them, it's a way of keeping control over their partner to break them down emotionally. Everything that is done is intentional & the abuser will get upset when they are not getting the results they are wanting and the abuse will usually escalate from there. It's a cycle and the only person that can end it is the victim. When you're in an abusive relationship it is hard to break free but know that you are putting your life at risk by continuing to stay in this situation. Good luck & God Bless!
The first red flag here is when you used the world "abusive". As hard as it is to take...abusive partners do not care. They may say they care and act as though they care at certain times, but in all reality someone who abuses you cannot truly care about you. As far as the fact he comes back to you...abusive partners need to feel in control. When you finally get the guts to tell them it's over they will act as though they don't care, but in all reality they feel like they are losing control of you. They may give you the silent treatment for awhile, but end up running back to you saying "I will change" or "we can work on this". Things will not change. Get out while you can...I did.
Your abusive boyfriend is a control freak. He wants you all to himself. Blaming your roommate is his way of both projecting the blame for his abuse (and thus denying it) and of causing you to take sides and thus prying you away from her support. Your roommate is probably right, by the way.
Sometimes girlfriends may be atracted to other guys and may think about dating them, but if they really like the other guy they will break up with their boyfriend.
>.> BREAK UP WITH YOUR GIRLFRIEND. It's not rocket science.
No, u should break your face instead <<< yeah thats pretty true n yeah you should break up with one of them its just wrong !
how can you control the forces that cause an egg to break