By the time someone reaches adulthood, and is still abusing his loved ones, the pattern is deeply fixed. Barring a significant amount of therapy or at least counselling, the chances for change are very low. Abuse of this sort isn't just a lifelong pattern; it typically follows from one generation to the next, so children of both genders take their cue on how to behave and what their role in life will be, from the way their parents treat each other. The majority of abusers and of the abused had childhoods in which this was an ongoing pattern. With this kind of intense patterning, change isn't easy, and takes a huge amount of commitment. So, to be honest, a change would be very surprising. If one is to happen, you'll need to get the both of you into counselling, and make a dedicated effort to continue. Without that, I see little hope.
Definitely don't take him back if he: abuses you physically or verbally has problems with drugs/alcohol has cheated on you Why did you two break up in the first place? Do you really believe things will be different if you date him again, or will he continue to act the same way? He may want you back, but is he really going to change the way he acted?
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Sure, he's likely to get worse. Things won't get better unless you make it happen. Either leave him or make him go with you for marriage counseling. See where it goes from there.
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eggs physically change while you're mixing it together, but when you bake it it is a chemical change in all the ingredients
I will change these weakness into strength by exercising." " " " " " " "physically fit.
There could be one of many reasons and just depends on the actual couples own personal relationship. It could be because of cheating or interest in someone else, lack of feelings, controlling issues, abuse verbally/physically/emotionally, boredom, lack of experience, addictions such as drugs/alcohol/sex/fetishes, a change in life to trigger a condition, conditions/diseases, or of course many many other reasons but most of them derive from their own personal reasons whatever they may.
A egg Albert physical chemical change