abusive relationships
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BenterAdede
@BenterAdede (77)
• Kenya
11 Feb 13
Many people stay in abusive relationships in hopes that someday their partner will change. Unfortunately, some of these people continually get battered on a daily basis by their partners for several years. Others, stay in the...
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Linzeyloo85
@Linzeyloo85 (32)
• United States
21 Apr 11
I have been seeing my boyfriend for close to a year now. I love him and he's a great guy but he is insecure and emotionally needy. He's had bad experiences in the past with girlfriends cheating on him and I feel like he holds that...
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tlb0822
@tlb0822 (1410)
• United States
2 Apr 11
I defiantly feel that I am more mature then my older sister. My older sister had many problems in the past few years and I have always been the one that she falls back on. I talk to her late at night or in the wee hours of the...
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1 person
Michelle
@infatuatedbby (94909)
• United States
19 Dec 10
I'm not in an abusive relationship but in class, I read a story where those who are in abusive relationships believe that it is love because they feel that being abused by the significant other is that they're showing their love...
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moondancer
@moondancer (7431)
• United States
12 Oct 10
I saw a program on tv about a young girl still in school and she was being abused by her boyfriend. She had no idea that he was abusing her. She even thought she was doing things wrong to cause him to hit he. She was not.
Her...
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4 people
pyewacket
@pyewacket (43903)
• United States
10 Sep 09
This is probably a heavy deep psychological question to ask, but just WHY do people, especially women get themselves involved with one abusive relationship after another? This is sort of a tie-in with another discussion I started...
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doulaworks
@doulaworks (1079)
• United States
7 Sep 09
My 25 year old daughter was beat up by her boyfirend of 4 years (they also have a 2 year old and she has a 6 year old form a pervious relationship) It was the fisrt time he put his hands on her and she called the ploice, and then...
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7 people
Tjmoney22
@Tjmoney22 (76)
• United States
27 May 09
I think that mental abuse, is just as bad as physical abuse, because if a person hits you, in time your wounds will heal. Emotional abuse is much worse because when someone says hurtful things to you, that is something that sticks...
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2 people
celia4evr
@celia4evr (209)
• United States
27 Mar 08
I would like to know if you feel that mental abuse in a relationship is as serious as physical abuse? Some people believe that mental abuse isn't a really big problem in a relationship. I feel that mental abuse can cause alot more...
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4 people
clamarco808
@clamarco808 (312)
• United States
14 Dec 07
Well, my sister-in-law is married to a really abusive guy. He's a drug addict on top of that, addicted to crack. Her life is just hell right now. He's supposedly depressed but we all know that it's the drugs that are making him...
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1 person
gamerchick
@gamerchick (33)
• United States
22 Mar 07
I'll be sharing a lot of poetry. This seems like a great group of people. I'll be honest..My poetry can be called "disturbing" and somewhat harsh. It's based off of a hard life. Bad boyfriends, abuse. Don't worry I'm okay now....
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1 person
angel_690
@angel_690 (208)
• United States
11 Mar 07
the harm it is causing not only themselves but for the children involved? I have a friend who is with someone who is abusive towards her verbally and sometimes physically. I have been through my own and I have a very hard time...
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1 person
super1880
@super1880 (116)
• United States
21 Feb 07
Why do so many women stay in abusive relationships? Why would anyone submit themselves to getting daily beatings,mental and verbal abuse? Some make excuses for their spouse's behavior, such as I love you, but I did not mean it or...
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sylviekitty
@sylviekitty (2083)
• United States
12 Feb 07
If your marriage isn't what you'd like it to be- he or she works all the time, you two don't communicate well, you grow apart, you hate each other, etc..- BUT you don't believe in divorce (let's say your religion is very much...
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5 people