Why would you even think about going back to an abusive relationship? Unless you want to get beat on for the rest of your life.
You should definitely go. An abusive relationship is unhealthy for you both physically and emotionally. If you continue to stay with that abusive person, you will more than likely end up being attracted to more abusive people in the future. In fact some abusive relationships can lead to suicide and/or being murdered.
Well, for one, they shouldn't go back at all, and if they do, they are asking for more abuse. Women go back because they are afraid of what might happen in the longrun.
Because, nobody wants help to stay with somebody who abuses you.
when you get over the other person usually, its up to you.AnswerThere is no easy answer to this, but you should wait until you have adequately addressed your personal issues that lead you to beginning and remaining in that abusive relationship. That you were abused is not your fault. You have to consider though, the majority of people in abusive relationships have psychological or emotional matters that were part of the decision making process that landed them in it and that should be addressed. Far too many go from one abusive relationship to the next. Take the time to review and determine if you need to break a cycle, or if that relationship was a fluke.
People can't leave them because the person who is abusive to you will not let you go anywhere.
It depends on why you broke up,if it was an abusive relationship then no, if he cheated no,If it was just a disagreement then yes
No, absolutely not.
Either give then a mean look and retaliate with words, or heck, slap them back! ---- Well, I say, turn the other cheek! That's what you should do. ____ If you are in an abusive relationship where someone is harming you, you should get out of that situation. Go to someone you trust or to a shelter.
If you are in a bad relationship, you should get out of it. If you see areas of improvement which could easily be changed, go to counseling before you take the matter any further. If the relationship is abusive, you have the right to get out of the relationship.
If he is really abusive go to the police! You should go to counseling or something.
After receiving that first blow it's time to GO!
do not continue an abusive relationship once you are strong enough to leave... my daughter divorced her emotionally abusive husband who molested her children,,, in less then 3 months she is seeing the pediphile again and isolateing herself from her family and forcing the children to be with this man again... if you go back into an abusive relationship of any kind your the same as the abuser, mayber even worse... do not be a fool or victimize your self again... don't do it.............................