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To do that, I must find a way to live with the abuse without escalating the abuse. I don’t know how long I’ll stay, but finding a way to deal with my husband while empowering myself and my children is imperative. (Is it even possible?) In addition, I’ve lived f...
Verbal abuse is the onlytype of abusethat can affect every single person with any type of communication ability or understanding. You may be assaulted byverbal abuse at work, at home, at school, on the road, or walking through a park, and there is nothing you can do to prevent it. You...
How to stop verbal and emotional abuse and get the relationship you deserve. This includes a free online workshop offerred by Dr. Marshall and his sister, Shelly Marshall
I abhor violence in any form yet I have hit my husband – I have been careful about verbal abuse because I have always been aware of the damage of words and not being able to take things back – I also believe that one is responsible for the all words they utter (in all situations)...
Do you watch your husband be this wonderful, marvelous person in public, complimenting others and making them feel good (about him!) but turn into an abusive tyrant behind closed doors? Is the lion's share of the child rearing left to you? Does your partner ask for lots of little things...
I have been married for 17 years and with my verbally/emotionally abusive husband for nearly 21 years. After 18 years, I had a nervous breakdown. Once on medication, I began to have clarity on what was the cause of so much anguish and confusion: him. It got to the point where I wa...
I have been married 21 years and have been seeing a counselor for a while. It took her a year before I could see that I was in an abusive relationship, and that my husband's verbal abuse wasn't ``all my fault.`` We separated last year, but we have three children. Was separation...
My husband attacks whatever I WANT to be (a rational thinker, a great mother and wife, a loyal partner). If there is not an obscene name for it, he simply tells me I am the opposite of what I want to be. When we experience a string of arguments or abusive conversations (aka "bad...