Yes so it is best to get the partner off durgs or leave them
Goodbye.
If the most senior partner says so, do it. If you all just really like the person that much, ask the senior partner if you may.
Yes it was something i cant realy go into i do know that he was asked to leave
Yes I think he's jealous. Maybe he still has feeling for you and you should talk to him about it.
They did have the right to leave the union, it says so in the constitution.
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I confronted my abuser and said that I need a healthy relationship and I won't continue to be in an abusive one. I said that I would leave if abuse continued. She admitted to verbal abuse and being controlling, but she also said that "it is not as bad as I say it is." She also says that I am an emotional abuser because I threatened to leave, and says that I am controlling her because I want her to change. Now she is the "victim" and I am the "abuser" she says. What do I do? abusers often assume the mantle of victimhood and martyrhood. Acting the eternal victim allows them to garner symapthy and support, abuse their victims by proxy, and still feel morally superior. There are two ways to cope with an abuser - to submit to him or to confront him. What prompted you to threaten him/her to leave the relationship? Abuse. You are a victim twice. One, the abuse you have self-destructively and willingly tolerated. Two, the guilt that your partner is trying to inflict upon you for protecting yourself from any further deterioration. Your partner is just trying to manipulate you further into staying. You wanted to leave because she abused you- so she decided to play the role of the victim to lay the guilt on you and get you to stay. Abusers love to play the role of the victim, and try to make you feel bad for trying to make yourself feel good.
If shes around you so much more than her partner. if shes very clingy to you. and the obvious one, if she says she loves you(: that's all i got
Mary Warren saves Elizabeth's life by telling the court that she never saw Elizabeth's spirit leave her house. She says because she lives so close to her she would have seen it leave.
In my own personal experience, it was quite the opposite. I was abused by my ex because he wanted to keep me around. He felt that if he abused me, he could control me. He could make me feel helpless, worthless and, eventually, dependent on him. In my case, my ex's abuse was fueled by his insecurity and fear that I would leave him. And every time I tried to leave him, the abuse got worse. That's not to say that some abusers don't strike out physically as a defense mechanism, sort of like putting up a wall so that his partner won't feel close to him or dependent on him and would eventually leave him. This type of abuse, if it exists, would simply be a way of subconsciously pushing his partner away from himself. Either way, no matter what the cause of the abuse, it should not be tolerated.
what do you mean your partner in zombies because if so then no