Each return makes it a little worse
Nola, and to anyone else in the same situation, What I will say is this, each time you return, it gets a little worse. Either their actions get worse, or you get weaker against them. I still have not figured out which, but it always gets worse. Maybe they will try another tactic to wear you down. My physical assaults were replaced with constant screaming the next time I went back, leaving me shaking and unable to function for the rest of the day. Threatening texts turned to constant texts and missed calls. What made the last time, the very last time? When it involved my children, because I had almost got immune to his antics, but they are innocent in all of this. They can't be blamed the same way an abuser can blame a victim. When you're thinking of returning, remember all the bad stuff, why you left, and don't get tempted to run back. That's like a big welcome sign for the abuse to come back too. I hope Nola, that you really are the exception to prove the idea that every time you come back, it gets worse, and that you can be happy this time. |
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