You should definitely go. An abusive relationship is unhealthy for you both physically and emotionally. If you continue to stay with that abusive person, you will more than likely end up being attracted to more abusive people in the future. In fact some abusive relationships can lead to suicide and/or being murdered.
well when you find the right guy, it doesnt matter what how long. now that your single all you have to do is live your life or else. your just going to being hiding from everything. so just wait for a couple of weeks. and go out, have fun. only if your ready.:)
you leave him. its going to be hard, but you have to get out. either way your not going to be happy;; obviously. if your not happy with him, you wont be happy without him.. temporarily. time heals the pain. it will hurt when you first leave but EVENTUALLY you will get over it.
Many BFs, or boyfriends, are not abusive. If a boyfriend is abusive, the girl should leave the relationship and file charges. Do not keep going back to an abuser.
Anyone can dance, and if husband doesnt know how then the wife just needs to get him out there wrap her arms around him get him going, dance classy seduction all around him, he will get moving
She didnt Have a will She died of being shot its not like she had time to make a will she doesnt know she was going to be shot.
No. You can petition the court and request that your information be kept sealed and confidential. You can obtain help and free information at your local domestic violence center.
If you have tried to talk your friend out of going back to her abusive boyfriend then you have done all you can as a trusted and loyal friend and this means your friend is a slow learner. Just let her learn the hard way and be there when she needs a shoulder to cry on the second time around and hopefully she will get the message by then. Young woman (woman of any age) will often want to go back to their abusive boyfriend or husband because they have low self esteem.
If you feel unsafe or unsure about going home, it may be best to seek support from a trusted friend, family member, or a local domestic violence hotline before making a decision. Your safety and well-being are the most important considerations in this situation. A professional can help you navigate the next steps and provide information about resources available to you.
Yes, it is. If someone is abused or sees/hears a lot of abuse when they are younger chances are they are going to be abusive themselves.
It depends do you think it's abusive or is it you just don't like what's being said you have to decide whether or not you should disobey your parent but if you there will be consequences for that so you have alot of options to weigh if they verbally abusive have you ever thought that maybe you might get some physical if you don't do what you were told so decide what your going to do
If your sister is not a minor then there is nothing any of you can do if she chooses to befriend your ex husband. However, the family should gather together and have a talk with your sister letting her know in no uncertain terms that she is no longer a minor and can do as she pleases, but she is never to bring your ex husband into your home or your parent's home nor is he going to be invited to other functions involving the family. Abusive men are great charmers and he is using this technique on your sister so no doubt she does not believe that he really abused you. Give it time because she is going to have to learn the hard way. It's called 'tough love.'