Unfortunately I don't think anyone can tell you one thing or another that will make it stop hurting. Only time can heal your wounds. In the mean time, go out... Go out with the girls, or guys. Visit with friends. Find a new hobby. Do something that takes your mind off it for as long as possible, and one day you'll wake up and it won't hurt as much. The next day, it'll hurt even less. Live and live well : )
Singleness can be lonely, but you have to go with your own way of life. If you think your lonely then you just made yourself lonely. Get out of your slump and be happy my dear friend!!
Because your keeping yourself busy so your not thinking about how lonely you are. When you keep yourself busy your not lonely your keeping your self company and it allows you to find who you are
You can make friends by being yourself. Be yourself while being friendly with others.
YouÊ may not be able to put your abuser away for life.Ê You do need to protecct yourself and file the appropiate police reports, to be sure that charges are being filed and he or she can face prosecution for the acts of abuse.
It exist because the person being hurt stays in the relationship thinking the abuser will stop. Face reality this person has issues and they will not just up and change. I would advise anyone who is in an abusive relationship whether physical,emotional or verbal get out while you still can, because the abuser is not going to change magically.
yes, most of them cheat on their spouse if married or on their significant other if in a relationship. They get lonely being on the road and don't do well being faithfful when in a marriage/relationship.
To learn to be alone is truly one of the biggest gifts a person can give to themselves. Being alone does not necessarily mean being lonely, though many people think that to be alone automatically means loneliness. Loneliness is the recognition of acute separateness from others. This is why a person might feel lonely even in a room with 100 people.
That would depend on your relationship with your mother-in-law and your husband's relationship with his mom. Will she be receptive to hearing negative things about her son and will she be willing and effective at discussing the issue with him. You have to weigh the pros and cons.
No. absolutely not. If you are being abused the person who is abusing you does not truly love you. the Abuser makes you feel responsible for his/her actions. therefore making you believe you are in love with that person.
The correct spelling is "loneliest" (state of being lonely).
It does often happen that people will learn how to get their way through verbal aggression, from their own experiences of being verbally abused. Life is an endless learning experience, but sometimes people learn the wrong things. Answer I think it COULD happen but I think it would be the exception and not the rule. Victims in these kinds of situations are usually not abusive types of people - that's why they are victims. If it is an adult who grew up in a verbally abusive environment they may be the victim for a while and then finally snap and turn the tables and become the abuser but I think in most circumstances the victim would not become the abuser in the next relationship.
Answer:The Boyfriend might become an abuser, but in the long run he will learn from his mistakes and i believe no, he will not become an abuser, if you feel like your being abused walk away =3