An abuser needs to be in control of the person in his orbit. Many abusers, even when in new relationships, still attempt to harass and dominate their exes. This is especially true if you were the one to initiate the breakup.
By being able to go on with your life after the breakup, you are indirectly showing him that he's not in control of you anymore, he doesn't have the power over you to make decisions in your life. This makes him feel insecure and he has to prove to himself that he still has control over you by threats and intimidation, alternating with pleas to have a "second chance", that he still has feelings for you. Don't buy into his pleas of love--he has not changed, he only wants to you believe he has so that you will willingly go back to the pattern of behavior that was in your relationship with him.
The best thing you can do for yourself is to have absolutely no contact with him--even if it means changing your phone number. If you run into him in public, walk away from him. Document the date, time and nature of the threats he is making towards you and go to the police to make a complaint. The most important thing to do (as difficult as it is) is to never respond in any way to his threats or his pleas. Any type of attention, positive or negative, will only reinforce his belief that he is getting to you and the behavior will continue. Google abuse resources and shelters for your area, they can provide with with info on trained abuse counselors, so you can talk about your experiences to get a better perspective on your situation.
The ability to be abusive is not determined by gender, it is determined by personality. Both males and females can be abusive.
Probably insecurity, or he is telling you that he chose you and only you out of those girls...
Battered- they are in abusive relationships, battery is the name of the crime when physical abuse is present.
Most abusive relationships start off pleasant and you think you are in love, but then everything goes down hill when you get use to the person. Not all abusive relationships are from the guys or the girls so be careful and safe!
Its their way of telling you the still like you or they do not.
does he know you like him? he could be telling you coz he wants you to know co he likes you or he could just be telling you. maybe you should show a bit of interest and see how he reacts. subtle hints.
Animals can sense the hormone levels of people. Since girls have more estrogen, they are not as threatening to dogs or horses.
Well a way you get girls to hate you is by telling them about their appearance and by asking them too much questions and by ignoring them!
Flegea is strictly inappropriate language used to describe abusive relationships between boys and girls.
They live but they have life threatening things that happen to them along the way .
Ask her interesting and non-threatening questions about herself, and listen with interest to the answers. It's that simple, at least most of the time. Everyone's favorite topic, whether they realize it or not, is themselves. And most especially tween and teen-age girls.
By being intelligent as well as being yourself.