YOU ARE NOT TO BLAME! You have had months to years of listening to an abusive mate. It is YOUR EX that has the problem. When things don't go right for an abuser they will ALWAYS blame someone (if not you someone else close to them) for things not turning out. This can even occur at the workplace and they often blame their own mistakes on coworkers. Their whole life is about society as a whole not treating them fairly and they become confused, controlling and miserable individuals. YOU CANNOT PLEASE AN EMOTIONAL/PHYSICAL ABUSER! It would be wise for you to seek counseling as you have lived in this environment and have become literally "brain-washed." By seeking counseling you will learn more about the abuser and realize you did nothing wrong and were simply used as a tool for the abusers own unhappiness. It's normal to feel confused right now. It's a good idea to stay away from your abuser at all costs! Don't answer his phone calls or meet with him. It doesn't matter if he's crying or on bended knees ... don't fall for it. An abuser is like an out of control locomotive. You can't help him, but you can help yourself! Don't worry so much about it, but do the right thing and seek counseling for this. You can also join groups for Abused Women and it will make you feel much better knowing there are other women in the same situation as you and you will only grow in strength from this. One day a light bulb will turn on and you'll realize for the first time in a long time you are strong, independent and don't need someone such as your ex. There are lots of good men out there that will treat you the way you should be treated. I know, I was in a 3 1/2 year marriage where my ex was a cheater, mental/physical abuser. I left and never looked back. I too was confused and figured if I did something right it wouldn't have come to this, but soon realized that it was my ex with the problem and not me. I moved into an apartment, got a new job and new friends and it's been upward ever since. I met a wonderful man and have been married 34 years. Good luck hon
Cheating is a choice made by the person who cheats, and not the fault of the person who may have been abusive. Abusive behavior is never an excuse for infidelity. Both partners should seek help to address any underlying issues in the relationship.
Your abusive boyfriend is a control freak. He wants you all to himself. Blaming your roommate is his way of both projecting the blame for his abuse (and thus denying it) and of causing you to take sides and thus prying you away from her support. Your roommate is probably right, by the way.
Usually, wolves are vicous creatures but in some cases you can tame them to manage as a pet. they all end up turning on you and i dont really blame them because people these days are so abusive towards animals.
1. He is to blame because he ignored 7 iceberg warnings. 2. He is to blame because he did not fill all of the life boats. 3. He is to blame because he sped up the ship when it was misty.
The person doing the abusing is always responsible for that abuse. Abusive people always place the responsibility on someone else, and they always will if they can get away with it. If a situation becomes physical, it's always time to leave.
you blame the parents because their the ones who teach you good from wrong
Because they dont know who to blame so they assume it is themselves.
If he touches you in any other matter than a comforting or intimate wanted way then he is physically abusing you and yes this is a abusive relationship that can progressively get worse if you are already allowing him to do what he is doing at this point. When he tries to let you be in control of anything that is his way of trying to shift his guilt to you and to blame you again abusive emotionally. You must do what is best for yourself and get out of the relationship as soon as possible. do not ever let a man put his hands on you in a violent way because it will more than likely lead to worse things, so talk to him and if it doesn't stop, then he's not worth it and get out!
Someone with ADD will blame others because they do not know what else to do. They get yelled at a lot.
because.... its easier to blame some1 else for y it ended....
Not only emos like to blame. All humans like to do that. Nobody like to know it's their fault so they blame somebody else (that's why god exists). But emos mostly blame others because they think they're misunderstood, or because they actually are misunderstood.
No, your friend will blame you for telling her. I know you are trying to be a friend, but she won't listen and you will ruin your friendship. She will need you when it does come out.