Abused Women & Battered Men - 3 Secrets to Getting Out and Staying Out of the Doghouse

Habits are habitual, aren't they? This is so true foraccomplishments and your success in the ways you
the "being battered" habit. It is as though you comealways longed, yet recoiled from doing.
to expect punishment not only when in his/her3) In the space between your thoughts, lays the
presence, but also long after your abusive partner isdignity...the blessing of who and what you are. Drink
out of the room, out of your house or even out offrom this well of well-being daily or as regularly as is
your life.fitting for you.
If you are a survivor of domestic abuse and you longJust because you once wore the badge of battered,
to shed yourself of the habits of being battered, youdoesn't mean you earned a life sentence. To the
will want to practice these secrets to getting out andcontrary, it means you have paid your dues and now
staying out of the doghouse.it's time, as you desire, to cultivate the habits of
1) When you catch yourself assuming that you arebeing cherished. And that means by yourself and
wrong or in line for impending punishment, stop andthose attracted to you.
inquire, "Is that true?" Chances are, there is aSo whether you are a formally abused woman or
thought that you also have which is as true or evenman, you can find the exit door of the doghouse and
more true for you.place locks on the entry, as there is no place in there
2) Recognize, acknowledge and praise yourfor you!