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December 8, 2006, 5:57 am PST

Thank you

Quote From: november2006

I think that you should first and fore most find out why you still cling to a man that you put in jail for hitting you. I don't think that that is love, if you truely believe that it is then you need to find yourself first and then worry about a partner for life. I do believe in god as well but it sounds like you are relting on him to fix your problems- He is there in the good and the bad- weather it is good or not sometimes relys on your decisions not his. Love your self first and by all means don't talk to him- under any circumstances, while you are trying to find your self. Sometimes you have to distance yourself from people and things to see the true you. It doensn't sound like you love yourself enough to give yourself to be you first then be a partner. I have had a partner hit me and I put up with it for 6 years- it was hard believe me- he would come to my house- I called the police and ask them to remove him from my residence- then he started to break into my house while I was gone and would be there when I got home, I used my head- made him mad and the first chance I got ran to the door- got into my car and went to the police station and filed a report- he finally got the picture and I found out what a strong person that I was and have moved on and have been happily married to another man for 10 years- that never ever hit me- That was the first thing that I told him on our first date- If you ever raise your hand to me I will hunt you down and you will wish that you never met me. Need less to say- we apparently had more dates and he respected me for respecting myself. Think about it! I wish you luck.

I've read the last couple of entries from women who have left their toxic relationships.

All I can say is - Thank You

Thank you from your kids - for allowing them to have an abusive-free childhood

Thank you from your parents - for taking care of yourself (what every parent wants for their child)

Thank you from your siblings - for allowing their children to have a happy healthy aunt (& cousins)

Thank you from your friends - for allowing them to have the 'real' you in their lives

Thank you from your community - for being a constructive and productive member of society

 

Finally - Thank you for being brave, having a backbone and for choosing to live a better life - you're making life better for others too.

 


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