More than likely that person does not want anyone to know that they are being abusive to someone. They also like to have control and power over that person. The person who is being abused needs to get out of that relationship, also, the one doing the abuse needs to seek help to see why they are abusive. I hope that this helps. God Bless:)
because why would you want to be with someone who is abusive towards you
Then you need to tell that friend that if they were a real friend they wouldn't tell anyone and that they would respect ones thought toward someone.
If a friend were in your situation, what would you advise?
delet the message and the emails or delete your friends
If you're jealous that may mean that you still care for that person (you should think about that). If you care then you should tell your friend how you feel and if you are not then you should let your friend to date that someone. === === If you are "over" that person, then why not. WIth one exception - if you know something about that person (like they are abusive or have a drinking problem, etc.) then you should let your friend know that up front.
your mom or your dad or your best friend or someone you can trust is what i would do your mom or your dad or your best friend or someone you can trust is what i would do
A good friend would be someone that you have some things in common with; someone that you trust; someone that you respect and that respects you; someone you find easy to talk to. A good friend can like different things than you do, a good friend can disagree on certain things with you, but a good friend will be willing to discuss differences and be able accommodate the friend's feeling and beliefs. A good friend could be you.
She probably does see it, but is either in denial or has herself convinced that he will change. If I were her friend, I would buy her a good book on the subject of abusive and controlling relationships and hope that she reads it and gets a clue from it.
That would be a friend.
You would call the an acquaintance.
Most likely, yes. First, congratulations on getting out of the abusive relationship. I hope that the friend is not also abusive, its definitely not always the case, but being abusive can have a lot to do with socio-economic factors and environment. Chances are if the two are friends they may have a lot of those environmental factors in common. I reccommend dating the other guy slowly before you let the relationship blossom into anything more serious (that is, try to wait before you get physical). This will give you a chance to get to know the friend and if your ex is going to get violent and jealous you will get to know before you have slept with his friend. Good luck.
I would dump them and go out with their friend if their friend liked me ☺ that's a smiley