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How I Broke the Cycle of Abusive Relationships & Inherited Family Trauma
I hear and read so often about people going from one abusive relationship to the next. It is one of my greatest fears.
I have spent the past 3 years working through the abuse I suffered and I thought I had worked it all out, until I came across the topic of inherited family trauma.
After reading the book "It Didn't Start with You" and going through all the steps and research of my own family tree, I was able to see how the deep fear that has been inside me since I was a child was the exact reason I got into an abusive relationship.
By unlocking this trauma I have released myself from the cycle, transformed my life and no longer have my lifelong childhood fear of abandonment and loneliness.
Most important I now feel at peace, relaxed, happy and confident that I have broken the cycle of getting into an abusive relationship again.
I hope this video helps you on your journey to recovery and protects you from getting into future abusive reliationships.
The books I reference in the video are:
Adult Children of Emotionally Immature Parents (Lindsay C Gibson)
Parent Yourself Again (Yong Kang Chan)
It Didn't Start With You (Mark Wolynn) - *the key book*
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Відео

How I Rebuilt My Confidence After an Abusive Relationship
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When I left my abusive relationship one of the hardest things to recover from and rebuild was my lack of confidence. Three years later I am now more confident than I have ever been even before my abusive relationship. These are the five ways how I got my confidence back: 5. Saving a little money 4. Watching UA-cam videos about Dating 3. Focusing on being happy 2. Looking Good (Cutting my hair, ...
How I Deal with Rejection After Abuse
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Rejection is hard. I think this was one of the main things that kept me in my abusive relationship. I didnt want to start again. I didnt want to be rejected by my abusive ex so I kept fighting for her acceptance. Now that I am no longer in that relationship I feel rejection stronger than ever. It has been a constant challenge to accept rejection rather than fight for approval and overturn it or...
How I Attract Abuse With My Issues
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I was in an abusive relationship for 2 years. I suffered emotional, psychological and behavioural abuse from my ex. Its always said that its very easy to get into an abusive relationship. What I have learned about myself in the past 2 years since mine ended is my own issues make me an easy target for one. Here I explore my issues and what I am doing to change them. I hope this video helps you t...
Financial Abuse on Men: My Story
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I was in an abusive relationship for 2 years ranging from psychological, emotional and behavioral abuse. Here is my story of how my ex used money to financially abuse me. I talk through the timeline of how started, how it escalated through the relationship and how dangerous it was becoming by the end. I hope this gives some early red flags and signs to look out for, as well as insights into how...
How I Know I Am Being Abused
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It's been two years since my abusive relationship ended. However in this time I have noticed abusive interactions with my old manager at work, as well as people in my social circles. It made me realise when I am being abused I change and become a different person. These changes give me a real time indicator that I am in an abusive situation so I can get out of it fast. Here my top 10 indicators...
How My Abusive Relationship Changed Me
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This was a very difficult video to make because it meant admitting that I had changed as a result of my abusive relationship. As I look back and compare myself from before my abusive relationship to what is now two years after the abuse ended, here is how I changed. Below are the top 5 positive or negative characteristics that have changed within me. 1. When I freak out & Spiral 2. Confidence 3...
10 Ways My Abusive GF Knew Exactly What She Was Doing
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My relationship with my abuser was about protecting her, and defending her while she would play the victim, control and manipluate me. I always thought she didnt mean what she was doing and it wasnt her fault. Only a year after the breakup did I finally come to terms with the fact she knew exactly what she was doing. Here are 10 Examples of how many abuser knew exactly what she was doing to hel...
How I Try to Recover From an Abusive Relationship
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It's been 2 years since I left my abusive ex-girlfriend. There have been many highs and lows and a lot of challenges along the way. I often feel like I am in a different world from everyone else as I continue to try to deal with everything that happened to me. The funny thing is as horrific as it was, I still don't think it was that bad because there was no physical abuse. But the emotional and...
How I Broke Up With My Abusive Ex
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My story of why it was so hard to break up with my abusive ex-girlfriend and how I eventually did it and got out. My thoughts and advice for anyone struggling to leave an abusive relationship. I hope this video empowers you.
How to Recover from an Abusive Relationship
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This 4 part series compares abuse on men vs abuse on women. This Final part is about how we recovered from an abusive relationship. In this video we will cover: 1. The aftermath when we left 2. How we Recovered 3. How our life has changed 4. Learnings from abuse
How to Get Out of An Abusive Relationship?
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This 4 part series compares abuse on men vs abuse on women. This third part is about how to get out of an abusive relationship. 1. What was the peak of the abuse 2. What made you want to get out 3. What was the difficulty getting out 4. How we got out
Why Stay in an Abusive Relationship
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This 4 part series compares abuse on men vs abuse on women. This Second part is about why you find yourself staying in an abusive relationship. In this video we will cover: 1. How the abuser kept us in the relationship 2. First signs of abuse 3. How the abuser kept us on-side during abuse 4. How we excused the abuser 5. Why we stayed 6. What our friends and family said
Why Get Into An Abusive Relationship
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This 4 part series compares abuse on men vs abuse on women. This first part is about getting into an abusive relationship: 1. How it felt 2. Why it happened 3. When the first signs of abuse started
Recovering After Abuse: 18 Months Later
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18 months ago I left my abusive relationship. In this video I talk about how my recovery and I have moved forward in that time, my successes and what I am still struggling with today.
1 Year After I Ended My Abusive Relationship
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1 Year After I Ended My Abusive Relationship
Some People Are Abusers: Protect Yourself
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Some People Are Abusers: Protect Yourself
Why Its Hard to Get Out of an Abusive Relationship
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Why Its Hard to Get Out of an Abusive Relationship
Why Its So Easy to Get Into an Abusive Relationship
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Why Its So Easy to Get Into an Abusive Relationship
How to Forgive After an Abusive Relationship
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How to Forgive After an Abusive Relationship
What to Look Out for When Dating: Signs of Abuse
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What to Look Out for When Dating: Signs of Abuse
How I Ended My Abusive Relationship: Part 2
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How I Ended My Abusive Relationship: Part 2
How I Ended My Abusive Relationship: Part 1
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How I Ended My Abusive Relationship: Part 1
How to Recover from an Abusive Relationship
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How to Recover from an Abusive Relationship
10 Signs of Abuse: Psychological Abuse
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10 Signs of Abuse: Psychological Abuse
10 Signs of Abuse on Men: Emotional Abuse
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10 Signs of Abuse on Men: Emotional Abuse
10 Signs of Abuse on Men: Behaviour & Physical
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10 Signs of Abuse on Men: Behaviour & Physical
Domestic Abuse on Men: My Story
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Domestic Abuse on Men: My Story

КОМЕНТАРІ

  • @carolinecantelmo3790
    @carolinecantelmo3790 6 годин тому

    Very thankful of your braveness for coming forward , many men are abused by women or a same sex partner. Abuse in any relationship is dangerous and very unhealthy. If experiencing any abuse please seek help immediately. Domestic violence does not just go away and it most likely will escalate to higher and more frequent abuse . Caroline Cantelmo survivor and advocate for Domestic Violence . Former voices member for NYC Mayors office .

  • @NFTeve
    @NFTeve 7 місяців тому

    My mom is a domestic abuser. I haven’t seen my dad in 15 years

  • @keke8880
    @keke8880 8 місяців тому

    None of these things are abuse.

  • @Cutest1TheGame
    @Cutest1TheGame 8 місяців тому

    Thank you for this video. This is the point I am at - stuck. I’m looking for ways to exit and have been looking to divorce for 10 years, but am still stuck. I’ve been in this relationship since 2006.

  • @pierreepohmoudio7609
    @pierreepohmoudio7609 9 місяців тому

    Amazing video ❤

  • @MAVSRVP
    @MAVSRVP Рік тому

    It's ultimately having self control and self respect for yourself. That's hard when we grew up without the respect shown to us. We end up accepting the disrespect as what we deserve bc that's what's we felt growing up

  • @MAVSRVP
    @MAVSRVP Рік тому

    Very common. I hear it a lot. Gotta be willing to walk away or be patient enough to help them walk thru their bullshiggity. You only get one life, do you want to spend it helping your partner feel better about themselves so they can't love you better??? Some of us say yes 🙌🏾

  • @leedoinglife
    @leedoinglife Рік тому

    Wow, I feel for you. You just explained almost word for work my last 4 years with the wrong woman

  • @Synchrodipity
    @Synchrodipity Рік тому

    After listening to this, I don't know if my gf is honestly aware of what she's doing. Maybe I'm being naive and too forgiving, but most of her behaviour seems to stem from her own trauma and her unhealthy coping strategies, where she's unconsciously acting out her childhood issues or something. But, that said, she does have a BPD diagnosis and a whole heap of other health conditions -- and sometimes it's like she's using these to deny any accountability for her behaviour -- I swear, I've turned into her carer! The following might be conscious though: The other day she laid into me with her fists for the first time (allegedly my fault because I was grumpy). It wasn't exceptionally painful thankfully, but the next day, she was like nothing had happened, and all over me, trying to initiate sex -- when I failed to respond she started crying over being rejected, and the crying got louder and louder until I comforted her -- because comforting her is the only way I can get any peace. So, why would she get louder if it was a simple outpouring of emotion? Whatever though, I feel stuck and, because she's currently staying with me, it's not as simple as just throwing her out in the street. :/

    • @AbuseonMen
      @AbuseonMen Рік тому

      Hi. I felt very sad reading your message. I will say without filter, what I wished someone said to me but did not. Perhaps you heard it already. There is no excuse for abuse. Physical, psychology, emotional abuse is not ok. I dont care what health conditions someone has. This is a girlfriend, someone you are choosing to be with. Why do you choose to be with someone that treats you so badly? For me the reason was two. Firstly I didnt understand that it was abuse at the time, and how bad it was. Secondly I feared that I wouldnt find anyone else and the good side of her was amazing (while I made excuses for the bad). Ultimately what you write, this is who she is. Do not think that she will or can change. You must ask yourself if this is how its going to be for the rest of your life, is this ok for you? I honestly urge you from the bottom of my heart, to get out and leave the relationship. You deserve only good things, and a loving relationship. There is no fix for what is going on, and actually things will only get worse in the abuse as you continue to tolerate it, she will act out more and more. Please confide in friends and family, therapy and any other support system you can find to help yourself. By the way, I also found it impossible to break up with my abusive ex cos I was living with her. You are not responsible for her. Some ideas for this, you move out, you ask her to leave. If you are scared of her, ask a friend to move in with you temporarily or be present with you while you ask her to move out and when she is moving out. She is unlikely to act out if other people are around. Abusers never want to be found out, so hate it if there is an audience. Remember abusers always play the victim. My abuser also suffered from mental health problems. Its ok to do what is best for you. You are not her carer. You do not owe your abuser anything. You are not a bad person for doing what is right for you, setting boundaries, and ending the relationship. There life will go on without you. I sincerely hope this helps you and am sorry if my advice is too direct, or you feel I dont understand you situation. I am only trying to help the best I can.

    • @Synchrodipity
      @Synchrodipity Рік тому

      @@AbuseonMen Thank you for your words -- I made a typo on my original response and should have said 'it wasn't exceptionally painful' rather than 'was'. Not that that should matter. There is absolutely nothing wrong with anything you said -- she is also living with me, but temporarily as her own flat is uninhabitable right now down to sewage problems (been like that for months), but as soon as I find a way to get her out of here she's gone. You might relate to this, but it's like, if I finish with her, I then have to face the meltdowns and screaming (the ambulance service and police sometimes get called out over her screaming) and then I'll need to transport all her belongings (two van loads). I might have to pack a bag, move the valuable stuff, and go on holiday for a month with a deadline for when I get back -- and then employ my sister to help her move -- or something like that. Thank you for your channel and your words -- I am in contact with a domestic abuse charity, and doing my best.

    • @AbuseonMen
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      @@Synchrodipity am happy you found my words helpful. While she lives with you there is no incentive to fix her flat. I also wonder whether her flat is even problematic. Its much better for her to play the victim to stay in your flat with you. You cannot live like this. I was terrified of breaking up with my abusive ex because she lived with me and I didnt know how to get her out. It sounds like you have the same plus the guilt of her flat being a problem. What is important is this doesnt drag out. You must be strong and get her out without further delay. It only gets harder as time goes on and there will never be a good or perfect time. Dont worry about her flat, she can always get an airbnb or live with a friend or family. if she still has. She can even stay in a hotel if she needs to. Regarding her stuff, if I was talking to my self back then, I would have told myself to invite a friend over and tell my abusive ex in front of my friend to move out immiediately. Abusers hate to be called out in front of others so she will unlikely make a scene and try to talk to you in private. Resist this. Let her pack an overnight bag, and then you can pack up the rest of her stuff for collection later. You can try to soften it and say you need some time apart, but its unlikely she will fall for this. Your friend can help you navigate the interaction to get her out. Its definately not easy, but nearly everything that goes through your mind is most likely fears and guilt and shame that she engrained on you during your relationship. Be strong and overcome them. Seek out support and get her out. I hope this is helpful, and gives you the strength to leave safely. Of course, my ideas above are not the only option, its just ideas, do what you think is best for you, but whatever you do try not to delay or wait any longer. All the best.

  • @Synchrodipity
    @Synchrodipity Рік тому

    I am in this now, and what you described is almost a complete match for my experience. I'm going to keep listening, because I'm currently stuck and out of options. :/ Thank you for uploading this.

  • @FatherX2022
    @FatherX2022 Рік тому

    The CDC statistics tell us that men are victims of domestic abuse more often than women.

  • @FatherX2022
    @FatherX2022 Рік тому

    Thanks for sharing. I lived with my son and his mother for a year. In that time she verbally assaulted me approximately 5 times a week, for several hours each occasion. And she physically assaulted me multiple times during that span. I never found it acceptable and I left after a year. But then we had to deal with family court, which was obviously gender biased in her favor, despite her domestic violence in our home. It took me 3 years to finally have primary custody of our son. So if fathers want to leave this bad situation, they know the family court will be of no help.

  • @FatherX2022
    @FatherX2022 Рік тому

    Thanks for making this channel. I was in an abusive relationship: physically assaulted multiple times in just one year, along with the verbal abuse 5 times a week. But we had an infant son together, and i couldn't just walk away...and leave him behind. It took me 3+ years in family court, but I got custody of our son and an order of protection against her. Now I teach dads how to navigate family court. So I'm glad you are also raising awareness on this specific topic. Many men need help and have no resources available.

  • @sorankurdi
    @sorankurdi Рік тому

    I'm going through this emotional abuse right now. I have ended things just now. I pray that this time I'll have the strength to stay away

  • @burnabyguy
    @burnabyguy Рік тому

    Thanks for sharing

  • @kurttoy5035
    @kurttoy5035 Рік тому

    For a very long time my late mom and grandmother wouldn't allow me to assert myself in front of them whenever they yelled at me. When I tried doing so it was always "Pack up and get out, be on your own". This happened even after I graduated from high school.

  • @starlingswallow
    @starlingswallow Рік тому

    I'm so grateful to see more men speaking out about their abuse ❤ Women can be just as abusive and cruel as men. I hate that there is a stigma with men reporting abuse and speaking up! We all deserve a voice to share what we have gone through. Thank you for this channel. I will show it to my brother who was with a narcissistic wife for 12 years and she almost destroyed him. It was horrible.....😢

  • @Mahaodeh
    @Mahaodeh Рік тому

    Hi, I’ve listened to your videos and I’m very sorry for what happened to you. This is the first time I searched for domestic abuse, the reason is that I’m worried about my brother who turned from being very open, cheerful and outgoing to being very reserved and gloomy. This happened shortly after he started a relationship. I told family members that he looks like he’s being abused but the rest of the family kept saying: that’s just because we don’t like her, if he likes her that’s good enough for us. I agree in principle but what if this is not the case, what if he is stuck in a cycle that he can’t break? If it’s merely that I don’t like her, then it’s my problem and I’ll just have to find a way to accept it, but if it isn’t, how can I know? Most of the resources I found are about physical abuse or how someone would know that they are abused. What I would like to ask you to do is to make a video that explains how one would recognize that a loved one is being abused, especially if they don’t want to talk about their relationship and just want to please their partner even if that doesn’t seem to make them any happier. How can I know if my brother is being emotionally or psychologically abused? And if he is, how can I help him?

  • @robotone2812
    @robotone2812 Рік тому

    I really want to share your wonderful videos to my loved ones. But your sound is so bad. Don’t use the camera microphone. Please. Invest in a simple clip-on microphone. It will improve the watchability of your videos tremendously.

  • @robotone2812
    @robotone2812 Рік тому

    Please. For goodness sake. Get a proper microphone.

  • @flowerpower2726
    @flowerpower2726 Рік тому

    Man, I appreciate your videos so much. I was in an abusive relationship for 6 years. Its been 16 months since I left and I still fall back into thinking that maybe it wasn’t that bad, and I feel guilt, shame and regret for leaving her. despite the responses I get from so many people that what I experienced was abuse. It’s hard for me to view her that way. Would be cool to chat with you about it. Much of what you describe, I went through as well.

  • @bowhunteraden
    @bowhunteraden Рік тому

    I’ve just woken up over the last year, after being married for 18 years. It sounds like your ex and my wife are twins.

  • @Yeathattravis
    @Yeathattravis Рік тому

    Seriously man thank you for your channel. You just don’t know how much it helped me. I’m finally breaking away just I can’t thank you enough

  • @tommye5651
    @tommye5651 Рік тому

    Blimey the not talking thing was so true with her/ I want to say us but their gone. Ty for these videos pal

  • @thecultofjohnnydelr.soulsw7010

    ua-cam.com/video/buWKu14q-sw/v-deo.html 🤔 Yes it was hell. Mirroring yes.

  • @carerforever2118
    @carerforever2118 2 роки тому

    G'day, from Melbourne, Australia 🦘🇦🇺 Thanks for posting. I'm female, and I spoke with my therapist years ago about my abusive brother. She told me to move out of my parents house. I'm still saving up to leave home. I want to buy a studio apartment in the city. It might take me the next 5 to 10 years 😁👍

  • @re-birthevolution9336
    @re-birthevolution9336 2 роки тому

    If you want to continue to be happy, please stop trying to get back into a relationship with a woman... All will go backwards if you do, and you seem like you can't wait to go back to the plantation... Please, don't make that mistake again!! Having a woman in your life does not mean happiness, much rather the opposite 90% of the time

  • @Yeathattravis
    @Yeathattravis 2 роки тому

    bro yr not getting enough love

  • @naveenmittal
    @naveenmittal 2 роки тому

    I can relate. I am trying to get separated from my wife but some times doubts starts to forming in my mind. If I am the one wrong or She might change with time. But some part in me know she not gonna change. It might get worse even. I hope for a better life and that's what keeps me going.

  • @sigmarecovery699
    @sigmarecovery699 2 роки тому

    I have been through this. Too many times. These women present psychologically as an abusive man. They hate women and they view men as predatory and sexually deviant or weak and pathetic. Commit this pattern to memory, “idealize, devalue, discard, replace”. You cannot manage an intimate relationship with these women. They feel entitled to abuse you and derive sadistic pleasure from doing it. Each time you leave and return, you will be punished. Some of these women are capable of murder. The only tool in your arsenal that will be effective is permanent “no contact”. When you leave, you will get smeared. They will smear you to anyone that will listen. Ignore it. They will abuse anyone they are involved in a romantic relationship with. Period. Don’t be tempted to peak into their world after you leave. It’s all a show. Any interaction with them is an opportunity for them to abuse you. Don’t waste your time arguing, explaining, or debating when you go. Get out quickly and quietly. Statistically, the most dangerous time for a victim of abuse is when they are leaving or when they are returning. They will make multiple attempts to pull you back in. They may hoover periodically for years. They are always looking for a quick and easy meal, the goal of “no contact” is to allow you to heal and if they do try to reach you, they give up and move on. Get out and stay out once you identify one of these women. Trust me gents, give ‘em enough rope and they will hang themselves. If you hang around, you will get blamed for the abusive or absent father that they want revenge on. Stay out of their kill box.

  • @pierreepohmoudio7609
    @pierreepohmoudio7609 2 роки тому

    Great video. How can I get in touch with you?

  • @pierreepohmoudio7609
    @pierreepohmoudio7609 2 роки тому

    Thanks for sharing your story.

  • @sigmarecovery699
    @sigmarecovery699 2 роки тому

    This happened to me. More than once. Men are not allowed to talk about trauma or abuse. Started with my narc ex-wife. I jumped from abusive relationship to abusive relationship after that. The chaos “seemed” normal to me, a reflection of my own abusive childhood. When we do try to talk about this stuff, even with professionals, we are often shamed, blamed, and labeled as “weak” by both men and women. It’s an injustice. Enough.

  • @johnrera435
    @johnrera435 2 роки тому

    These are all great ideas to help men but it’s all just lip service because men don’t get helped as I am now at the end of a narcissistic relationship that has all but killed me. No one will help me get my money back from her, no one will give me shelter or a Car…all the things my abuser has provided has now taken away so I can’t leave…I sit as I write this in fear she is plotting to either set me up by the cops and get me sent back to prison or something worse…I haven’t slept in 3 days, my son won’t listen to me and he is the only family I have left alive as my parents died months apart in 2021 my step father passed a few month after mom so needless to say I’ve lost contact his family, my fathers family won’t talk to me for some sin my father had committed and I don’t personally know any family from my moms family. I’m totally alone , I can’t leave because of my condition of probation requirements. I’ve truly been backed into a corner I feel and I can’t fight back.I think if I am dead I’ll have it

  • @MonteaNoLipton
    @MonteaNoLipton 2 роки тому

    this really hits close to home...thank you for making this video.

  • @brianbowen9820
    @brianbowen9820 2 роки тому

    Chilling. My wife to a T. Dud all of these to me. Start a fight when you are trying to go somewhere: How could you leave when you made me upset? Cut up all my clothes while I was at church. That was the end.

  • @brianbowen9820
    @brianbowen9820 2 роки тому

    When did you meet my wife? This is my story almost down to the last detail.

  • @Boombastic82
    @Boombastic82 2 роки тому

    Men are verbally abused and extorted everyday by wives, girlfriend or lovers knowing we can't do without pussy

  • @Boombastic82
    @Boombastic82 2 роки тому

    The truth is men are not abusive but under pressure to bend to the unnecessary and unusual demands of society. A man who is abusive has been abused hundred times over.

  • @striker38
    @striker38 2 роки тому

    To everyone who has been abused like this..I’m sorry you went through it because genuine compassion is not everywhere may those who inflict pain be measured be by their actions. Thank you friend this is very familiar

  • @thrashtildeath710
    @thrashtildeath710 2 роки тому

    This perfectly sums up everything I’ve been through in the past year. I have bipolar disorder type 1 and she has repeatedly taken advantage of my mental illness and used everything from my manic episodes to extort me to my depressive episodes to keep me from leaving (ie making me feel like I need her) I decided to leave a little over a week ago and I’m currently homeless living out of my car. The emotional roller coaster cost me everything; the roof over my head, my mental stability, and worst of all the child we had together, who she refuses to let me see now citing my homelessness and emotional instability. Despite all this she repeatedly has begged me to come back. She is truly the most manipulative, narcissistic person I’ve ever had the displeasure of meeting. She showed me what I wanted to see, sunk her hooks into me and trapped me with her by convincing me to have a child with her. Only after she got pregnant did she show me her true colors. I’m working intensively with my therapist and psychiatrist to manage my symptoms and process the last year of hell I’ve been through. I’m hoping it will get better but right now I feel hopeless, helpless and like things will always remain the same. My biggest fear is that I will either end up dead or back with her. I honestly don’t know which one is worse. D****, if you’re reading this, you have no power over me anymore. I will not put up with it anymore. I still love you and care about you but I refuse to be your emotional punching bag anymore. I truly hope you get the help you so desperately need.

  • @wolfienstein
    @wolfienstein 2 роки тому

    This video deserves millions of views. You were my voice in a way. Thank you

  • @noodes83
    @noodes83 2 роки тому

    Do they leave you alone when you go no contact. She always said i can find better, leave me alone, let me move forward as I was always trying to fix things. I bought her a ring, and we had an argument and instead of talking about the issue, she called me a motherfucker and slap me on the arm. I walked away, she tried calling 4 times, texted me to say pick up the phone. She then wrote an email saying that I will never realise all the hurt i have inflicted on her, that i always play the victim, but thats fine, I dead to her now

  • @theoneandonlyshelley
    @theoneandonlyshelley 2 роки тому

    Thank you. Just, thank you.

    • @wolfienstein
      @wolfienstein 2 роки тому

      Definitely just thank you. I thought I was crazy until now

  • @patrickd9957
    @patrickd9957 2 роки тому

    I was in a coercive and covert abusive relationship for 25 years. It did a lot of damage. She was a classic narcissist and ‘gas lighter’. She drove me crazy and blamed me for everything. I can identify with what this guy is saying. It was relentless. My dad was also was an abuser and I knew nothing else when I left home aged 18 to get away from him. At 19 I met her and married her at 22. I couldn’t see it was abuse because I just didn’t know any other environment. If you think you are being abused please get to a safe place and seek help quickly. Very quickly. Don’t compromise. I have depression, anxiety and Complex Post Traumatic Stress Disorder as a result. 😳 Thank you for posting this video.

  • @patrickd9957
    @patrickd9957 2 роки тому

    Thank you for going public. It’s not an easy thing to do. It has helped me beyond measure.

  • @notdefining
    @notdefining 2 роки тому

    Thank you so much for confronting this hugely complex and difficult area. I have been through it. I hope so much you are healing.

  • @FHIPrincePeter
    @FHIPrincePeter 2 роки тому

    First of all I commend you on your courage to speak out and shred light on what is a Taboo subject in Western Society. A Woman as an Abuser. Your channel is good so keep up the good work.

  • @Quivernipple
    @Quivernipple 2 роки тому

    Thank you.

  • @Quivernipple
    @Quivernipple 2 роки тому

    Thank you.