Thanks for your advice. :) If you find that an abusive man is just assuming you have something going on with another man for no apparent reason, it could very well be that he has a serious paranoia problem, which can cause him to have severe reactions to minor happenings. Paranoia can be the result of a personality disorder and it is very dangerous. I should know, I was in a relationship with a man diagnosed with paranoid schizophrenia and I believe a paranoid personality disorder as well. I ended up with a severe beating as a result of a man flicking his lights at me in a parking lot (I didn't even know the man), this caused a jealous reaction. It is a control issue and when these men feel they are losing control of you, look out! Take this red flag very seriously. I tolerated it for too long. Don't make the same mistake! I think it depends on what the abuser thinks. In my experience in an abusive relationship I think an abusive partner would assume you are seeing a mutual aquaintance even if you have no contact with him whatsoever because the abuser has a trust issue. I think your abusive partner is jealous of any contact you have with other men in general, not just with a particular guy. I think the fire he has burning inside him was not lit by you but rather it has been burning long before he met you. It all comes down to control. He wants to see how much he can convince you that you are doing something wrong and I'm sure he has a way of blaming you and making you feel responsible and guilty. I've been there and felt that rage from none other than my husband I am currently separated from. It is not your fault. You have done nothing wrong no matter how much he tries to convince you. In my opinion if he feels he is not in control then he will belittle you and make you feel like you deserve to be treated badly. If you feel you are being abused than you are. You are not to blame. Just remember you have done nothing wrong and you are worth more than how he is treating you. You should find someone who will cherish you for the amazing woman you are. I had a boyfriend who did the same stuff. It is a major red flag of more reality bending to come. In any case, there are just too many "why's" and you have no control over those! My guess is that he is insecure and perceives slights when there are none. You have no explanation because there is not one to have...and shouldn't be. You can't fix his place in society--
I assume that you are talking about Stan Laurel. His comedy partner was Oliver Hardy.
It's not ever really safe to assume an abusive man wont bother you. They're abusive, that's what they do. The only reason they would stop abusing you is if there were no longer a pay off, or they found someone new to abuse.
The map is too dark to see on my Social Studies homework too, but I assume it was between 1784-1810, or answer B. This is because there is no area with their name on the map, so we can infer that they are located in the dark area. Your aquaintance Mister J. Frame
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SPOILER ALERT Depends on what you are asking. His partner in the Akatsuki is Kisame Hoshigaki. I assume that is what you mean.
We cannot speak for all abusive men, but we assume that most of them know that they are abusers. Abusive men tend to come from abusive homes, and the behavior may seem normal to them. Others may feel that such behavior is their right. Most of them know the law, but when rage strikes, the law often doesn't mean much.
Because they do assume that there is a Devil.
I assume you are talking about a partner. There are so many reasons and every relationship is different. You just have to confront her about this
Principal - mid 6 figures Partner - high 6 to 7 figures
sometimes they can, but you never know, you may be better at it than you think. Don't always assume they will know
In a business or commercial scenario - if a business is a partnership, one of the two partners will generally be named/elected/delegated as the 'Managing Partner' (Partner in Charge) who will be the front-man for all the business the company may transact. The other partner may assume some other 'low-key' position such as the financial and/or administrative (the so-called 'back office') duties.
If a partner is cheating on you, it is unlikely they would offer to do a lie detector test. However in some cases they would offer in hopes that you would assume they were not cheating, since they offered.