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Leaving as way to gain control in a abusive relationship?
Answer Leaving to gain control in an abusive relationship won't help you much. You will never gain control over a person who is mentally sick by leaving him or her. This person needs help and either you stand by them while they get professional help or you leave because you feel it's the thing to do. Don't leave for all the wrong reasons and later regret your move, if you have children and this person won't go for help, then leave as fast as you can because your children will eventually be affected by your choice to stay in an abusive relationship. Good luck
Do abusive men constantly break up with their girlfriends to gain control?
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.
How do the abusers accompilsh their abuse?
first of all they will gain trust so that u confide in them and ur thinking that u can reli on them, then they will try get u alone if say your a kid or teen or even adult then that's whe they will abuse you. but say it is an abusive relationship they will take a situation say if the boyfriend saw you talking to another male he would use that. they will most likely bring it up and get really angry and abuse.but just remember this really only applies to the abusers and wot they do, not everybody else.
Did Vincent de Paul abuse his position as priest for personal gain?
No, he did not abuse his position.
How do you gain control in a dictatorship?
you can gain control in a dictatorship by becoming president
What are some ways to prevent partner abuse?
I'm sorry but I find the answer below extremely offensive and whom ever wrote it obviously has a strong veiw on this matter but no personal insight to it, abuse victims don't need to be told they are sick! That is what their partner tells them every time they get abused and can actually used by their parteners as excuse to abuse them. Abuse victims should not be judged, that's the last thing they need and also their is a reason they are refered to as VICTIMS (someone swindled, tricked, taken advantage o or who is harmed by another), unless you've walked a day in their shoes... but I have included it anyway for a different perspective. But yes actaully there are way you can prevent partner abuse. I having experianced an abusive relationship myself, and trust me if it were that easy to leave I would have the first time I got hit, kick or spat at. There are no preventions as such unless your abusive partener gets theapary but there are "signs" that allow you identify what might turn into an abusive relationship such as: - The abuser will generally try to degrade the victim; name calling, embarrasing in frount of other people such as family and friends, infadelity etc. - The abuser will generally also try and control the victim; what they wear, who they speak to, where they work etc. they may also say things like "no-one will ever love you..." to gain emotional control over you, it's not just a simple matter of the abuser thinking "I'm gonna hit you coz I feel like it or coz I'm so angry". - The abuser generally is insecure; paraniod that your going to leave, paranoid that people have are against them, extremely defensive, always wondering what other people think etc. - The abusers generally have control over their own lives; they will be very manipulative of everyone in their lives, they are generally very charasmatic and liked by all but if you get close enough you may learn that its all a game. These are only a few of the generalised "signs" and these are things that will happen before the physical abuse. As I said, it's kind of like a game to them, they will yo-yo your emotions until they control them, from how you feel to how you see your self to how you see others, before they ever lay a hand on you. Abuse is about power and showing you "who's boss" so abusive relationship will often be mentally abusive until they know they have the power to control your emotions and thought pattern, and by the time this has happened it is hard to tell yourself that things are not the way your abuser has made you think they are and this enables them to abuse anyway they see fit. Another Answer : Answer I'm not really sure on how you can prevent partner abuse, except to say that anyone who stays with an abusive person is sick themselves. No amount of love can surpass the hardships of living with someone who is abusive, and if you are smart, you will get out of this relationship as fast as humany possible as there will be nothing but tears in your life as long as you continue living with an abusive person.
Gain respect from your boyfriend?
Give him a reason to trust in you
What is a gain control on dj equipment?
Gain control is usually the controlling of the sound levels. whether this is individual to a single channel or a master gain control. This will let you control the amount of the sound that is given out from your dj mixer.
What are the differences of emotional and physical abuse?
There is no difference..verbal abuse is emotional related..i stood up to sexual abuse and physical abuse... but I thought emotional and verbal was no big deal..then one day i woke up ,,,never tolerate any abuse from anyone...tell the abuser to their face to stop then walk away..show self esteem and self respect and dont return till the abusive lover friend sibling or stranger even parents and authority figure seeks help and honestly changes the abusive behaviors they deny//good luck
Can you gain citenzenship if you marry your ex convict boyfriend?
no probably not
A relative is being abused by his own kids while they defend their abuseive mom the dad never hit the kids and the mom did so regularly along with strong verbal abuse is this a case of stockholm syndr?
Yes, there is the component of Stockholm Syndrome. The children turned on one of the victims of their mom's abuse (their father) as a way to deal with the abuse that was done to them, because growing up, they felt they had no way to escape from the situation. Possibly they blame the father more, because they felt that, as an adult, he could have stopped their mother's abuse towards them all, but he did nothing. They feel he earns their contempt because they perceive that he was an accomplice to their abuse. Talking to a counselor who specializes in therapy for abuse victims will help the father gain perspective and also learn on how to disengage from abusive relationships. Their mother (the abuser) was probably inconsistent in her behavior -- alternating between abusive and loving behaviors towards her children, further scewing their perspective. However to the kids, the abusive parent seems more in control, and therefore she must be appeased. In this situation, the children will also display hostile or negative reactions towards other relatives or friends who try to discuss or assist with the situation. They may also downplay the abuse that went occurred. There are no simple or timely solutions to abuse . The father, for his own health, needs to leave the marriage, end contact with his spouse and children, and seek some professional counseling. Only then will he be able to attempt some sort of open communication with his children, if they are willing to come to terms with what has happened.
Which is the abuse of police authority for personal or organizational gain?
The word you are looking for is corruption.
