Hey family, this is Mr. Impact "the online-alter ego" and I am coming to you every week and discussing new topics about relationships. Thus far the cooperation has been tremendous and I thank you for your support. Tune into next week where we will talk about "Abusive Relationships". I know this will get heated family. So buckle up for this ride and lets see who can stay on or get off.
Signing off,
Truly yours,
Mr. Impact "the online-alter ego"
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Well, ok! I'm expecting greatness form your next blog.
You make it very clear you feel very strong about this area in relationships. Some may find it offensive but honestly all your feelings on low self-esteem and feeling in control I completely agree with you on. It is a shame that people find abuse necessary, the sad thing is, is that most people do find it hard to get out of that kind of relationship. It is a lot easier said than done. Today I think emotional abuse goes unnoticed to people in relationships. I know some people who’s significant other, whether it be their boyfriend or husband, calling one other foul names and or see them being controlled in what they do socially. What I have grown to see is that the abuse does not come until later on in the relationship, so the feelings and emotions for one another grow than the abuse starts. I had a friend who was emotionally abused, just always felt like she was nothing without him but he was a jerk, I couldn’t do anything to make her see that, except be there for her. I enjoy reading the way you right you get into your writing and make the read feel as strongly about it as you do.
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