admitting to yourself that this person is abusing you and that you need to let go of however much you love this person and get out of harm's way. it's a difficult situation....especially if you have nowhere else to go...
2007-11-30 16:13:47
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answer #1
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answered by JaneDoe 6
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Hi centipede, The hardest thing about getting rid of an abusive partner, is mainly that 4 letter word "LOVE" People may think the best way is to get out, but when your besotted with someone, leaving is the hardest part. An abusive partner has the control over their victim. going out, eating, sex, you name it, they have the control. I have met women who have been beaten so badly they have either had broken bones or ended up in a coma for a period of time and yet the abuser attends the hospital like they are some sort of guardian angel, caring, loving and posing as the best friend she or he ever had. When questioned by the police as to how the situation developed, the abused state it was an accident, this enables the abuser to gain more power over the victim and leaves it open for yet again be him/herself once the partner returns home. If at any time the partner has the courage to seperate from this situation, it is the turn of society to play it's part, a good counsellor or a safty house, good friends and plenty of support. It is essential, not only for the mind but for the body. Although the body can only take so much the mind has been badley effected, and to make sure this situation never happens again, it is vital that the abused partner changes their whole way of life. Living in a new area, going to more upmarket places, going out with friends who he/she feels comfortable, being aware of the people he/she meets and most of all taking life as steady as it is possible. It is also essential to go to court to get a restraining order again the former abuser, this can help make her feel safe knowing he/she would not be able to contact her. An abuser is normally a coward who in real term would not be able to face being abused them selves, ie, a situation in a pub where a possible fight would break up,ther abuser would be the first person to run. The reason as to why they abuse their partners, it that there partners are the weaker of the two and therefore have the control and the power to do when and what as they please. In real terms it is they who also need help, but, they would find their whole world, power, control and dominance would dissapear.
I use the terms "he/she" as it is it only estimated that men are the abusers, to make it clear as to why I do, women can be as just as abusive as a man, both physically and mentally. Never be fooled by anyone until you get to know them. Good Luck....David
2007-12-01 01:20:49
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answered by David Wilson 3
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Keeping the focus on yourself and your feelings.
Being good to yourself and taking care of yourself.
Putting yourself first. Being Safe.
Having a good support group.
Growing. Becoming a person that will not, would not, does not get involved in intimate relationships with abusive people.
It's been my experience that without gaining that personal growth, it may end up out of the frying pan into the frying pan.
Possibly attending a group like Al-Anon might help you'.
http://www.al-anonfamilygroups.org/meetings/meeting.html
2007-11-30 17:50:18
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answered by Bryan G 3
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Feeling safe and not falling into the same type of relationship again. If you have been in an abusive relationship, I strongly recommend that you get counseling and join a support group. You need to realize what it was about yourself that you allowed someone to hurt you in such a way. You need to know you have value for who you are and make sure that next time you are in a relationship and that person also values who you are.
2007-11-30 16:11:45
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answered by ladybug 3
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No, i have not in any respect lengthy gone by ability of a few thing like this, yet honey, you should bypass domicile. bypass lower back to the position your mom and father once raised you and taught you approaches to be a gentle lady into what you at the prompt are with a infant who will change right into a gentle lady/guy down the line from now. you've a existence, your daughter has a existence, and that infant interior of you has a existence. Why provide up that existence for a guy who would not care about you or the welfare of your toddlers? he's not any longer a guy, he's a boy and also you deserve better efficient. your toddlers deserve a joyful and alluring existence in which your moms and dads gave you. i do not comprehend you and also you do not comprehend me, yet God has led me for your question because my spirit is rumbling. he's telling me to inform you to bypass domicile. leave that garbage the position garbage is residing and that is contained in the trash; you may do better efficient and also you comprehend you may. flow on, enable your toddlers experience free; enable them to be in a probability-free ecosystem the position you once had such as your moms and dads. save your infant. do not provide up that kid with the aid of this guy; In whom he's a boy. once you're giving up that kid, what have you ever realized from this lesson? you'd be a lot less of a mom to resign your infant for a guy; In whom he's a boy. save your infant;your relatives and pals are helping you at present and may help you. placed your faith in God and he will paved the way; do not enable the devil win.
2016-10-25 05:53:49
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answered by wexler 4
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The hardest part is accepting that you have finally done it. i tried many times and failed. Then when i did throw him out he weakened my resolve and i fell for his lies many times before i finally told myself to go cold turkey and get rid for good. Believe me it was hard, damn hard, because i loved him but i also knew that if i didn't do it now i never would. I am so glad i did do it as i have now married a wonderful man who has shown me no matter what i will never, ever go back to that life. Good luck xxx
2007-11-30 23:25:44
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answered by Fran D 3
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The hardest part is keeping your next address of residence of where you will be living on the quiet, as they tend to drive by or stalk you for awhile. The phone number is another thing to keep from them.
2007-11-30 16:30:48
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answered by Live_For_Today 6
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Shutting the door and being strong enough not to invite them back into your life, especially when you feel lonely. They will phone you and follow you but you need to be strong. It is really hard, but no more violence or mind games... If you have the strength to move on then its no looking back and wishing that things could have changed. Good Luck.
2007-11-30 19:52:26
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answered by Lisa P 5
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Believing that you can live without him or her. You can do this!!!! And you will be fine and you CAN LIVE WITHOUT THE ABUSE!!! You are worth it and never stop believing this. Abuse is a cycle that is very, very hard to break but it can be done. My family has live through it and we have managed to break the horrible cycles of abuse and have healed. It is not an easy road but it can be done. Good luck and God Bless You and Your Family.
2007-11-30 16:16:46
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answered by Cindy Roo 5
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the hardest thing is
starting a new relationship
as you will have a wall built in front of you
your new partner will have to
knock the wall down brick by brick
before you put your trust in them
it will take time
2007-11-30 16:33:27
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answered by lanyon 3
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