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  • It doesn't matter what sexual orientation a person is, abuse is abuse!!!!

    And it's true, men and women both can be abused no matter what the relationship consists of.

  • Hmm. Almost everyresponse here is directed at the males???

    Go lesbo and stfu!

  • I refuse to be destroyed by him, I will no longer let his harsh criticisms effect the way I feel because I remember how many loving people I had in my life before him. I know I can have friends again because I used to be a social butterfly and almost everyone liked me. However, I cannot let what he has done go unpunished. There must be some form of retribution because he is an A class pig who deserves to get his ego crushed.

  • My boyfriend is an emotionally abusive piece of shit. He has hurt me so fucking bad and he never apologizes sincerely for anything he does. I have to remind him to apologize, yet I must apologize 6 and 7 times for the same thing. The only reason why I'm with him still is because I want to cheat on him and crush his disgusting ego, he is very jealous and possessive so I know it will hurt his feelings really bad. 

  • My dad is...*sigh* i always end up just saying im sorry and crying and that makes him angrier.......i want to talk to someone about it but i cant...my teachers they wont listeb..... pff they say tell a trusted adult...my entire family would just say im being bad.....what should i do?

  • I was in a relationship like this one for 4 years. I finally found the strength and courage to leave. Looking back, it's hard to believe I stayed in it for 5 minutes, let alone 4 years. Getting out was one of the hardest things I ever did, I cried and cried for two weeks. But there was hope and freedom at the end of that pain and tears. Now I'm dating a great guy and my life is radically different.

  • Why 'him' ? Girls are as good at abusing people too

  • @KaiSiJoAmos24 I was just about to make that same comment.

  • The video shows have the abuser has a problem, but certainly, a person who allows that to happen has a bigger problem.

  • this is not only for woman I think any kind of abusive relationship would make you have towards the abuser this kind of signs of abuse on you. Even abusive women or parents towards men can have similar effects, but the problem is that men are like more allowed to be judged which is all right since they are abusive but everyone should be judged like that whenever bocomes an abusive person.

  • There has to be resouces out there to help women get away and get on their own feet..

  • I feel there is no way out too.. I have bipolar depression as well, so my husband blames that a lot. but I feel my mood would lift dramatically if I did leave - it's just getting the courage to actually do it. I also have a teenage son..

  • I put my hand out for help after four years of abuse, i am slowly recovering, there is a way out. There is help. I am a mere figment of the woman i used to be but i am FREE.

  • You know what....i am going to kick my girlfriends ass if she tries to emotionally abuse me anymore. Thanks for the inspiration!

  • the sexual bias in this video undercuts its loving intent.

  • what i dont like is why it says him and not them. I think men emotionally abusing women is awful but women are just as likely to be guilty of it.

  • women are the skillful emotional abusers!

  • my family is a broken family.... sometimes i get along with them, my sister is starting to change a bit to see my side more which is ok. more than rather we get on each other nerves but sometimes my mom is enmotional abusive.

  • what if he has taken you away from all family and friends and have no where to go? not even a womens shelter near you.. what then?

  • @firefwi If your family is there for you go to them with the truth reach out even to one person,there are people out there that are good too. Churches,nuns phone lines,internet,you can do it.

  • @lupia39 thanks a ton.. unfortunately where I am in my life right now there really isn't anywhere to turn

  • @firefwi If you can, start saving up money. Get enough for a bond and a couple of weeks rent money. Pack a bag, to have on standby, just in case. Get counseling from a local support organisation, or even call a helpline for the times you need courage to keep going with your plan. If you're not working, find a job. If you are, find another one, so he doesn't know where you work. Change your mobile number when you leave. watch the movie 'Sleeping with the enemy' with Julia Roberts for motivation.

  • @KGBLily your response made me cry.. thank you! I do watch Sleeping with the Enemy probably have it memorized!! It's so difficult because altho I do not have kids I have started a cat shelter here and if I leave it means leaving them too and I have searched high and low for a place to take them. No one will take them, not even shelters.. unless you are taking them to get euthanized and it is literally impossible to transport 13 cats to a new location which is probably going to be an apt cont..

  • @firefwi I am sorry for this dilema. I am in a similar situation in that my guy has bought 3 dogs that I am now attached to, but could not possibly take with me. For me though, as much as i love them, the question becomes, "do i stay for them, or get out out and save my sanity and future?". Although with you it's harder because its a shelter you've set up. Maybe there are some older people in the neighbourhood who could use a new little friend?It's a tough one. Hope everything works out. Best wi

  • @KGBLily Just take the dogs and move far away. Or get new dogs. You're life isn't going to get better while you stay in an abusive relationship.

  • @KGBLily so I'm left with quite a moral dilemma and if you have animals you know they can become your best friends , especially in this situation .. when he abuses me they seem to know and always comfort me. I actually adopted out 3 cats the past week and that gave me hope I could find homes for the others but I'm not sure if my will and strength can wait till that time.. only time will tell. Thank you again for all your wisdom and care! I appreciate it more than you know...

  • PS: apply for a credit card with at least a $2000 limit - to be used for emergency funds. Take your name off any joint bank accounts. If renting, once you're gone, call the rental agency, explain why you've left, and tell them to take your name off the lease. If you own the house, leave and later get a solicitor to communicate on your behalf. In your new suburb, join a local group - whether church, volunteering. Confide, in time, in someone, in the event that something happens to you.

  • I don't know if I think this music was appropriate for the theme of the video. But I respect that you're trying to make people more knowledgeable about abuse

  • women can abuse men aswell, dnt just say he he he.

  • are women more likely to be emotiaonlly abusive than men? thats the impression i get

  • well he ticks all them boxes-no wonder you all think im nuts-he made me that way :(

    thanks for the support "friends"

  • Who sent me this?

  • Im stuck, my boyfriend is everything said here. And I have to fess up I stupidly play into some of these to. I even been to jail because I was so fed up with his accusations and cussing I just snapped but even after all that I went to jail for my first time for Domestic Violence. I admitted my part but did he? And still I stayed. I followed the advice from Counseling just walk away to diffuse the situation. I did and I come back to him saying "so did u fuck'em?" I was like "what!?!" Im lost

  • There is no explanation why we stay. I always thought myself a strong willed person. Friends and family would describe me the same. But I believed the words, I answered to the horrible names, I closed out my family and friends. I lived by his rules. I lost my identity and became the person he wanted me to be. And I was scared to think how life would be without him. I am alive today, living my own life, never looking back, because that is where the nightmares are found.

  • My bf emotional abuses me. My last conversation was when he made me cry. He says things are 'my fault; yet he still wants to go out with me. He gets annoyed with things like I can't find my train tickets, he complains that I have restrictions because of my generalised anxiety disorder, now if I was an alcoholic etc, then he has something to really complain!

  • This is very good and informative. I was in an abusive marriage for 17 years..and could not envision a way out, although I knew it was wrong to be in this relationship. I felt less than dirt. many of these signs were an every day occurence at our house. the kids even wanted out and blamed me..but I was verbally threatened that he would harm us and my family..so I tried to manage. Thank goodness to improved domestic abuse police conduct, we were resurected from the dungeon that was our life.

  • This video is a great dummy down version for emotional abuse... many women out there experience with with their partners and its really because of something that has not healed yet in their past... or vice versa, gentlemen. Stalking the Soul is a great book to read regarding this matter!

    Alexia Miller

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  • ended my relationship!But if took me 20yrs to realize I was a victim!

  • this just taught me I'm being emotionally abused by my dad. :(

  • I feel terrible and digusted with myself , i have emotionally abused my girl frnd and god shud punish me for that,she has already by breaking up with me.

  • @snagar86 - thank you for your comments. Sometimes we don't realise we are doing it.

  • @evascrafts i want her back, i m ready to do anything. my life is terrible without her. she was girl of my dreams:(

  • i need to send this to my daughter but am scared

  • @skycladwow then send it!

  • @TheTravelfool I sent it, she defends her partner, can only be here for her :)

  • i was verbally abused by my family when I was a kid it was so bad I start taking it out on the animals, really makes me sad .

  • Thank You For The Video....

  • Mental abuse damages from inside don't allow it to happen, don't be shy to tell other's what's going on if it's about you or you know about someone else being abused. You and yourself are all you need don't believe your oppressor that you're worthless You can do it perfectly without that person! You utterly and completely deserve love and kindness

  • I'm a guy . and i treated by my partner exactly what you mentioned in the video . I really love her . I can't let her go . Help .

  • @choonyauw What she is doing is wearing you down so you feel you don't deserve anybody better, and that's just as evil and just as abusive as what a male abuser does to his victim. Considering that she's treating you so badly, I thought you might want to hear from a woman who also does not accept abusive treatment from other women as acceptable.

  • @radavis76 But you are NOT even a woman! And abuse is your no 1 passion! Just read his posts everybody, abuse, threats, hatred and violence permiate them all! Everybody needs to BEWARE of this evil deceiving LIAR! Please do not be fooled by this coniving dispicable monster!

  • So good to see people opening this topic for discussion. I too have been in an emotionally abusive relationship...my former husband was a porn addict to boot and he continually made me feel terrible about myself. In the end we split and I wrote a book about this.

    I am so glad people are becoming aware that domestic violence is not just about hitting.

  • @indiemuzochick

    Thank you for your comment. If possible, please post a link to your book or its title here, so other people can buy it and learn more about this.

  • @mariana2062 The book about emotional abuse is called Soul Crushers. Click on the following link to preview or purchase.

  • @indiemuzochick ... look at soulcrushersbookdotcom for copy of soul crushers book

  • @ indiemuzochick - Thank you!

  • @indiemuzochick  yes this is so true.. Society forgets about where this Domestic Violence begins. Like the soaking frog, slowly the fire gets turned up.. the frog, unaware adjusts to the temperature, as the water becomes hotter to the point of becoming boiled.

  • my friends used to say your moms always mad at you.i just remember her grinding her teeth in anger poking me in the forehead i dont even know what for.i was a good kid.was this emotional abuse?idk all i know is i dislike her and well never be close.when i played a song for her i wrote she told me i guess i have to say its good cuz im your mom.

  • Mariana2062, may I use this video for my website hurtbylove

    thank you

  • My dad is an emotional abuser and a control freak. I live with my parents because I'm developmentally disabled and require living assistance. At the moment, I don't have anywhere to go, but someday I hope to get out and be on my own so that I can be independent and happy. I'd love to live a life where I can live without fear or of having to hide things, and I can just be me for a change. I'm working on that right now, but sometimes I feel hopeless and stuck, like I'm never getting out of here.

  • @DollMommy10 You have my prayers and my emotional support during this difficult time. What your father is doing is wrong and you are NOT to blame for his abusive behavior. If you have to find at least part-time work for you and hide your earnings so they can't steal your money, that's a start. And no matter what, do NOT allow yourself to be isolated because abuse spreads out of control when isolation is in the picture!

  • my father has been emotionaly nd phically abusing me for the past 14 years( my whole life) umm the worst thing he does is when i dont answer the phone he kicks me

  • I was in an abusive relationship with my ex girlfriend for 9 years. She slept around on me from the beginning, threw things at me when she got mad, embarrassed me in front of my friends and family, and made fun of the way I dressed. It was horrible. To be honest I knew something was wrong from the beginning and tried to leave but stayed because she threatened to commit suicide if I left. I wish I would've known the kind of person she really was.

  • @superbiggable - yes, the suicide blackmail is another thing they do, and they try to do it infront of you.

  • this is great information but it's assuming that only women go through emotional abuse and what cause it is a male character (him)

    also it doesn't have to be a bf gf relationship cause thats what im thinking from this video

  • This is 100% what to look for. Too many people telling you what to do. How would they know? The hardest is I will not talk to you until you leave. Oct. 2007 was the last time i have stepped foot in my parents house. He won , I fought for years, now ... what ever. Leaving for me is NOT a possibility! NOT one, my choices were taken away by myself. I am sur eI will get some down talk. I just understand real life.

  • i believe there are just as many female abusers, including mothers. think of all the "well meaning mothers" that are not in tune with their child, and that crush their souls, getting away with it as "sweet or poor mothers". read alice miller.

  • @coldfreshair - completely agree that some mothers crush their kids souls and often they are 'christians too' and go to church.

  • this abuser was my dad,

    did this to my mom and i,

    needless to say my mom left him.

    Then he killed himself after he stole/took and sold everything he could. then we all live better off ish.

    sick and twisted but weird and good all in the same mannor.

    i just wish i would have learned more and gotten out earlyer let me tell you that

    good video though

  • For 7 years I had domestic violence. I endured all and more of what this video is showing and he exhibited all and more of the signs you should watch for . He is now abusing someone else and NOT me . In domestic violent relationships you are not special to him ... you are just another fool who tolerates his behaviour. Go to someone elses funeral .. not your own.

  • Good video. I have been in an abusive relationship for three years with a narcissistic girlfriend. The punishments they give are so psychologically damaging that when you look back on your relationship, it is clear as day how much they were doing to control you, it is nearly humorous. Do not let these emotional vampires suck the life out of you. Stay strong, get out, get help.

  • @benpetrofsky Hey, thanks so much for mentioning the guy side of things. I think that emotional abuse perpetrated by females is far, FAR more common than people really know or recognize. And more tolerated, as well. Thanks for spreading the word.

  • I was bullied an threatened relentlessly by an emotionally abusive father for eighteen years - have had two emotionally abusive relationships with girls who become angry aggressive and violent. I always though it was my fault. My last girlfriend left two years ago a week after I lost my job of ten years. Nobody takes this seriously in men. There is nowhere to go for support. Even this video contributes to the perception that it is only men who are the abusers in relationships.

  • @DJSpinoza You say that nobody takes domestic violence seriously when it involves male victims. I don't accept any form of domestic violence as acceptable, and that includes what you've endured. No matter what, you may be emotionally scarred, but you're not damaged goods. If that were the case, you wouldn't be able to tell your story here. I wish you all the best in finding somebody who will treat you as the precious person you are.

  • @DJSpinoza - my friend's wife was abusive. It was so bad he tape recorded her. She sounded like something from the supernatural.

  • @benpetrofsky I totally went through that with my ex it still affects me today

  • @benpetrofsky - my mother is narcissistic and they are hell to live with.

  • The words in this video were good - the visuals sent a different message - do the same words and same message but change the visuals - take the words away and just play the visuals and ask what its saying. Think you will see what I'm saying maybe !!

  • Im not sure if anyone else commented on this but, the abuser could also be a woman. i know some one who emotionally abuses her child....she (my friend) got help and now lives with her dad

  • Good video.....

  • honestly this video is really true, its hard because i do feel like im in denial. the guy ive been with never hit me, but sometimes i feel like im manipulated. and its hard to breakaway sometimes..it really is. but at the same time its all about trust and once they win over your trust, your basically screwed.

  • All the things about what to watch for in a guy are all true about my boyfriend...

    and he has hit me, once. and always talks bad to my friends.

    And im a complete emotional wreck..l

  • That's why hw hates Enya!:)

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  • what is the title of this song?

  • "Now we are free" :) from the soundtrack of the movie "The Gladiator"

  • I wish I'd seen this 30 yrs ago...and 20 yrs ago...and again 10 yrs ago... I'm free of it for now, but I'm an emotional wreck.

  • I wish It too. Tho mine was only one year ago. It just ended 2 months ago. I was also an emotional wreck.

  • I am a man and, with only one or two exceptions, I can relate to everything that is said here. The woman who emotionally abuses me is a family member (not a spouse).

  • I am a ma, who experienced this same a buse from a wome in ways I can not describe the pain and I can relate to every thing said on here. This song is awsome to.

  • this video is on point.

  • I wish I had seen something like this a year ago or some one had told me about these signs. He had me convinced that I was just a drama queen, overly sensitive, and that I knew nothing. He hated women, believed men to be far superior, and I felt like I was always walking on egg shells, trying to keep him from having an outburst. It took him trying to strangle me to finally leave, and I still went back once before finally cutting the tie. It's especially hard because you lose yourself in him.

  • @emmalise -yes it is the constant feeling of walking on eggshells and often not knowing the 'correct' words to say.I have put ,my mobile off so my bf can't speak to me.

  • Please don't buy bamboo flutes from Das on youtube he verbally and emtionally abused for two years

  • I like the song. Anyone know the name of the song?

  • such a sad video

  • Bye Grace God loves you, he would never want anyone to live in abuse! seek help and pray..pray pray pray, he will tell you what to do!

  • You get the picture...?? DON'T let someone make you suffer for that long. I seperated from him. I'm letting himself change, but He is not changing, I'm thinking of divorcing because he screams on the phone, five feet away my friends can here him yelling at me. So I think that I have shown I have been faithful enough to give him the time to show everyone. I'm writing this so others can get the encouragement to seek for help GET out, don't let someone hurt you!

  • I've been married for 2.5 years. I have a husband who is emotionally, verbally, and psychologically abusive. He got Jealous and he was like an air horn to me. Literally that loud. He got into my face and he is A TOUGH guy. I said that was the last call for me. I felt that if he had an weapons in his hands that night I would have been.....

  • I am with this man right now. I have wnated to leave for over a year. We have two children, one 14 yrs. old and one 13 yrs. old What do I do? How do I tell him to leave? Help me! I am Dying!!!!!

  • If you feel like you can't live without him? ...Seriously?

  • music by Lisa Gerard and Hans Zimmer -- not Enya.

  • Hurtful to watch because of the memories t brings back ever time.....I'm so glad it's over and hate every tear I shed when I'm reminded of what he did to me..

  • I;m Emotinally aused by my mom everyyy night....Out of home i'm happy..It's when i get home i feel sad and just want to runaway. She hits me sometimes if i don't do exactley what she says..or if i don't understand homework...it will become a big arument and she calls me "stupid" and "retarded" and..in the morning before school she says "get the fuck on the buss and get out of here little bitch." occasinally she will hit me really hard. shes pregnat to...

  • My reply to all minors (teens and kids) is that you can seek help through your local Department of Children and Families or other similar agencies in your communities. You will be assigned a social worker who will help you stop emotional and/or phisycal abuse.

  • Please seek help, you dont deserve to be treated like this.

  • I think this video is gender biased & kinda decieving.I think there are FAR MORE female emotional abusers than men.

  • I mean,women tend to bad mouth,use & manipulate much more commonly.I think men physically abuse more,but I think thats a reaction to verbal & emotional abuse.

  • Hell,women abuse men they dont even know.You say a simple "Hi" to a woman,she completely ignores you or looks at you like the scum of the Earth.Thats abuse.

  • you sir are right women are more of emotional abusers then men ,,, men can be physical abusers but women are better at emotional abuse !!

  • Maybe to you

  • yes !! every one tells his own experiances...

  • all I can say is i feel really sorry for anyone whose been in an abusive relationship.

  • @gangsterpathan -my bf is emotional abusing me, but I agree that some women are bad. Actually it is the petty things both sexes go mad about ie no cap on toothpaste etc

  • what your mom is doing is wrong and there is NO EXCUSE....yes maybe things arew not goin good in her life but thats...NOT YOUR FAULT.....PLEASE FIND HELP FOR YOU....and am sure your not stupid maybe your mom cant understand your homework an cant help but thats no excuse for name calling

  • @hi2437878 omg my mom is the same way...God bless u ..i truly feel ur pain..i wish i could help..

  • @hi2437878 But women get a free pass here, don't you know that, even though they commit6 most family and dating violence - documented: See: abusegate investigate

    Sorry, they usually will not help the victims of women who can do no wrong. My kids were abused terribly by their mother and grandmother, and it was fine with authorities, counsellors, etc, as ussuall.

    Why no compaign to raise awareness for the majority of invisilbe abuse - committed BY women??

  • @hi2437878 : I feel so terribly for you. I hope you can see that you define yourself. Repeat over and over that your Mother is terrible at parenting and that you can only be defined by her as a bitch if you decide to believe it. No good parent would damage their child like this. You Mother must have her own issues.

  • im emotionaly abused by my father..the thing is i dont have signs for people to point at. He doesnt always do it..its just the odd "fuck off" and stuff but some times it gets really bad not too long ago he pushed me so hard i flew off my bed and hit my draws. I'm a very happy girl when im out with my friends and at home until my dad shouts at me calls me horrible names "speccy four eyes, cunt, ugly bitch" there the words i cant stand. my father was abused and i think its his temper i love my dad

  • you father may have problems ..BUT.....thats no excuse for treating you this way...you are a valid and worthwile human being that has alot to offer the world..please find someone to talk to that will support an understand you...what he is doing is wrong and CANNOT BE EXCUSED.....whatever his reasons....please get help

  • i'm 14 and i am not stupid cos i have a gr8 mum who will support me if i have trouble. I hope other girls are as lucky me cos it maks me sad when they don't have some one to turn too. :-((

  • That little note at the begining does nothing to neutralize or excuse the gynocentric sexist propaganda of the rest of this video.

    Conflating mean spiritedness and conflict in a relationship with abuse in the first place is the foundation of the problem here.

    It is USELESS to suggest that victims suffer from self blame, and that abusers lie, manipulate, and pose as victims. I say this because the task of figuring out who is the real abuser is the most important, but also the most difficult.

  • The only principled means of figuring out which partner is the main problem in a relationship, and who should bear the bulk of the blame for conflict and dysfunction in a relationship, is if one partner has a history of nasty dysfunctional relationships, and the other has a long history of great relationships with only that one exception. Otherwise, you can not identify the victim with collected subjective anecdotes and biased testimony. And the radical activist "experts" are no help either.

  • I use to think women were crazy for staying in relationships that were abusive..that is, until I became a victim of abuse myself. Although not as harsh as some women exp. I didn't realize until the entire ordeal was over that I had exp. abuse by a guy I thought loved and cared about me. I didn't know much about emotional and mental abuse if any. I was familar with physical, and I exp. that on about two occassions, where he bit my arm with his teeth and left a nasty bruise. He never said "sorry."

  • I am a survivor as well.

  • Thank you so much ! I`m a survivor as well...

  • As a survivor may I mirror this video with your permission?

  • Yes, please, feel free to do so. Thanks for your comment!

  • i agree so much about all this this my life!!!!!

  • I agree on some level but I wouldn't say "always the fault of men" but simply more often. I think the media is partly to blame, all abuse stories I've heard on the news the men have been the abusers.

    I think it should have been noted that women can also be the abusers.

  • Hello Golden Gal, yes, you are absolutely right, abusers can be either men or women, if you check our websites (especially our social network) you'll see we have many male members who have been abused by their wives or other women in their lives.

  • i agree that women could be abusers too. VerbALLY, mentally emotionally, and physically, we can be.

  • it was noted. at the beginning of the video.

  • ... I don't remember that being there before. It might have been because I turn off the annotations when I watch videos.

  • No, it wasn't there, I added it because a lot of people think the video implies abuse only works one way. Thanks for pointing it out :)

  • some say the problem is like attracts like, what I can not handle and what this does not address is that when someone is an abused child they grow up to be abusive, but what happens when you are in a relationship with them is that you become abusive yourself. control freaks either create a submissive person or another control freak. by the way I am male and i can tell you it definitely happens both ways.

  • Hi lyntonio,

    Thanks for your comment, you are absolutely right, there are lots of female abusers and male victims too. It happens both ways. Thanks again for pointing it out.

  • Married for 10 years, always thinking I was the one that was messed up, until I saw this....wow. Hits hard...deja vu.

    Working on the next step - have to do it. Tried three times already and could not stay away for more than two days, he then called them 'weekend getaways'

    Great vid! Thanks ;D

  • You're welcome, KositaQ. And thanks all of you for your comments!

  • great video thanks for making it

  • I've been in a relationship like this for the last 10 months. We broke up but he's still trying to contact me. I've changed my phone numbers, but he tracked me down on a dating site and emailed me today from it, spouting evil stuff. I blocked him and later today he found another email account on Outlook I use and this time was all nice in his email. I feel hunted down and the police can't do anything because he hasn't technically threated me! but he can curse me out via text/email/phone whenever

  • He is clearly a person with a personality disorder, just like most controlling people are. Check our website for Dr. Carver's articles, they will give you very good tips to get rid of him

  • the website is in spanish

  • this is good and all, but only for a relationship. What about a situation where its father abusing son, what are the signs?

  • Parents usually abuse their children in many ways, like belittling them or expecting one of their children to play the role of the other partner (read about disfunctional families.) Also, by having very expectations on their children or neglecting their emotional needs. For more information, check our main site and our network.

  • Ive been separated from my EX for over 1 1/2 yrs. I'm learning that verbal/emotional abuse is not illegal or even considered harassment. And even though I have given up everything Ive acquired during our relationship he can still make all the claims he wants to and keep me tied up in the legal system. And if I avoid him I risk him making any outrageous claim and getting it uncontested because I supposedly" Dodged service".

  • In some places (very few, unfortunately) it is considered a form of domestic violence, even if your partner does not beat you up. For instance, the Department of Children and Families in CT, USA, may remove children from their parents' care if their parents are verbally abusing them

  • Thanks for that video <3

    it really helps.

    I started to cry

    im glad u put this on youtube

  • You're welcome

  • It was hard telling me exboyfriend my worries about the relationship he told me he loved me and said it was what i wanted to hear all asked was to be honest! Why do males do that?

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  • I talked to guy for almost 6 months and we met up and this helps me a lot to realize all the lies and manipulation i went through and didnt even realize it at the time. this helps and i think everyone should be aware of it

  • It's good that you realized what was going on, it's never too late to change direction :)