| "No man is worth your tears. And the one who is | | | | to love yourself more and know that you don't |
| won't make you cry." -Brian Littrell | | | | deserve that hurt. You will get what you tolerate and |
| Physical and emotional abuse can very easily cause | | | | the longer you stay the harder it will be to get out. |
| deep permanent damage to an individual. What's | | | | Don't let him break you and make you believe that |
| unfortunate about the situation is that you live in fear | | | | everything is your fault. There are so many people |
| of daily abuse but still stay in the relationship. You | | | | and organizations out there to help you. They help |
| find yourself covering up the marks, crying through | | | | women find a way to get out of the destructive |
| the hurtful words, and making excuses for him. | | | | environments they are currently in. "Statistics states |
| Abusive relationships originate from anger and him | | | | that on average, more than three women are |
| establishing a sense of control. Then before you | | | | murdered by their husbands or boyfriends every |
| know it he controls every cent you make and how | | | | day." If you're in a verbally or physically abusive |
| much you spend. Now you're there feeling completely | | | | relationship or see your current relationship heading |
| trapped and dependent on him with no way out. | | | | that direction please seek the help you need so you |
| It can only be his fault for so long though. You have | | | | aren't the next victim to add to this statistic. Take |
| to get yourself out. A verbally abusive relationship is | | | | care of yourself ladies because if he's not willing to |
| just as bad as a physical one. They both will lead to | | | | seek the help he needs for his abusive ways then |
| psychological issues. So you can't ignore the warning | | | | your only option is to leave. The biggest sign is your |
| signs. The verbal and emotional abuse will quickly | | | | friends and family; if they're constantly telling you |
| escalate to physical harm. All he can do after the | | | | something doesn't look or feel right about him then |
| damage is done is say sorry and make promises to | | | | they're probably right. Below I have a domestic |
| never do it again. Once that point is reached you | | | | violence hotline number and a few websites to read |
| can't listen to any of those lies because history is just | | | | about the signs of an abusive partner and other |
| going to repeat itself. | | | | ways to get out. My prayers are with you. Be |
| It doesn't matter how much you love him, you have | | | | Blessed! |