Abusive Relationship: Power of a Diagnosis in Ending Abuse

[mshina1]

stop going out with asshole! daaaaaaaaaa!

[jhvenus2004]

@zEropoint68 I agree with you. Still, there's too much money to be gained from pushing Psych meds; the Capitalists are willing to ruin hmanity for the fast buck. Also there's too much money to be gained from incarcerating ppl & using them for slave labor. That's why privately owned prisons are a growing industry. Why do you think these same privi-prisons spend millions on lobbying their interests? How are they filling their prisons? They inact various 'laws' & 'policies' to entrap ppl.

[Mark10Fischer]

LONGING FOR FREEDOM is a 90-minute feature film

which tells the story of a young woman who liberates herself from an

ABUSIVE RELATIONSHIP.

Please have a look at the trailer and let us know what you think.

Thanks,

[saffnpepa]

abuse is never a relationship. abusers call it love and a relationship to change the perception in public of whats really going on. those words are used as a blanket to cover up what is in reality a cold, calculated premeditated crime of continued violence. abusers are thugs, and they never suffer from what they dish out. they are trained and work in teams, often with manipulative family and friends who surround lone targets. the aim is to cripple the target into isolation for their money.

[AlienBeauty1]

I have a tip for recognizing how not to choose the abuser and although it may not happen all the time but I have seen on many occasions that the woman usually did not go with her heart and"Gave in " to this man who ultimately when after her. The woman usually with low self esteem lets herself be with this man even though she does not or did not feel the initial attraction and that is where the big mistake is, women are highly intuitive. when the woman "chooses" the man it works out best .

[naniscove]

There's a friend who has a friend (a girl) who has been beat down and abused on every possible level by her "boyfriend" (he's really a monster) for over three years. He makes everything seem like it's her fault and he can do whatever he wants and she has to take it.

[naniscove]

She has some issues with alcohol and codependency which allows him to get away with all of his abusive behaviors toward her. He has insecurity and control issues of his own as well as narcissistic tendencies and, of course, anger/aggression problems.

[naniscove]

It's really sad how this coward gets away with all his horrific behavior but at least the truth and a portion of the story has been put out for everyone to see, read and hear (just type in a youtube search for "Abusive Zach").

[naniscove]

Addictions to people can be just as deadly as addictions to drugs and/or alcohol. It's even worse when the person has more than one addiction that they're fighting at the same time.

[mayla1775]

Here is another intresting YouTube video on this topic - search for: "What Are The Seven Deadly Sins of a narcissist? - Dr. Sam Vaknin"

[kalipaus2]

well said.