Abusive Relationships: How to spot a dangerous man.

[jerome3151]

how to spot a dangerous man...and fuck him and then marry him and destroy him with incessant nagging and trickery and then blow his privates off with a hand grenade and then steal the children and abscond with 2/3rds of the assets

[Licmycat]

I don't know that I would have learned from them. Mine didn't start beating until a year or so after we were married. And I know women who marry men in prisons. That's crazy itself! Most girls pick a man that is a lot like her dad and if he beats moma, watch out!

[goldatra3]

I was playing tickle with my girlfriend last night. And she grabbed a belt and started slaping me. Is this a commun behavior of an dangerous woman ?

[beegeesfanatic]

This book as well as Sandras book WOMEN WHO LOVE PSYCHOPATHS has been invaluable. She knows her stuff and can change your life for the better. EVERY woman should read this and have her daughters read it. God bless you Sandra for all you have done and continue to do for women!

[AlienBeauty1]

Then slowly he will go after her so much that the woman will "give in" and allow this man for whom she did not feel an initial attraction to win her then the cycle will begin. I believe woman especially have a strong intuition as to who is her best mate and this will be made know to her in the most obvious ways, and that is ATTRACTTION, on all levels it is not superificial and a lot of communication happens in the first few moments of meeting. women esp need to trust thier instinct

[AlienBeauty1]

I have something to add about how these abusive relationships start so that women doi not even have to get to the point where she needs to wonder. Many times the abusive relationships start with the woman who "gives in" to the man who goes after her, most times the woman does not feel an initial attraction and yet this man will flatter her a lot, He will be very nervous around her and try his best to win her, even though and especially because he knows she does not feel the initial attraction

[h60562]

do u have any advice on emotionally abusive women?

[sarah1ooo1]

Truly there could be a free version for those in poverty this information Could be given freely. Not trying to shame just telling it as is.

[KamikazeKoscki]

I read the book and it's excellent! I was wondering though doesn't Narconon the rehabilation program with a 70% success rate help treat chronic disorders? not cure but treat and then these individuals can get on the right track?

[aflacduky]

what about dangerous women? my friend was killed by a crazy women he asked for help but the police just laugh at him now he is dead women are high on them selves and so is the gay ass who made this stupid clip

[sandrabrownma]

We work with women in relatinships with dangerous men. ANYONE can be dangerous. Instead of complaining and criticitzing what we do, why dont YOU work with men in relationship with dangerous women? It's easy to criticize without providing a solution for society.

[aflacduky]

thank you for your comment and im not criticizing anyone but you will be happy to know we do provide solutions for all American men "YES THATS RIGHT ALL AMERICAN MEN" we just tell them to marry Japanese girls LMAO

[truemirror]

so most abused woman don't have resourses to money, so what good will this do for her if she can't buy this information? making money off of womans despirite situations. shame

[sandrabrownma]

We are not a non profit. We provide reasonably priced products. Don't shame us for helping women. That's very critical and unhelpful.

[truemirror]

most woman that are abused, are also abused financially, they are usually cutoff financially, what I'm telling you is not "critical and unhelpful" it is a fact, that should be helpful if you weren't trying to make a buck off of victums. I know, I was there, that is when I needed the information you claim to have that is so "helpful" but, I couldn't afford it, just another slap in the face.

[sandrabrownma]

Yes, I worked in DV for years. I ran a non profit for women for years in which I took $0 for my work. Now I'm ready to retire and I have no retirement. Non profits ARE FOR women who can't afford counseling and it is their responsibility to help all those who come to them--as I did for 15 years. I am not in non profit any longer and I am not going to feel 'shamed' by someone who doesn't know how much I have given for free to my own demise.

[sandrabrownma]

We donate books to DV shelters, we now offer free online workshops. We do what we can. Please don't shame---what do you WANT me to do with a Masters degree?? Why don't you put yourself out there youself and help others instead of shaming.

[mitzidyane]

Thanks for helping people. Its not right for you to offer your book for free. You've worked hard.