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From: JimJim  (Original Message)Sent: 9/3/2008 7:26 AM


Are You in an Abusive Relationship?

Does he sometimes say critical things that make you feel bad about yourself? 

Does he disregard your opinions because they are always wrong? 

Does he dislike your family and try to stop you seeing them? 

Does he insult your friends and drive them away? 

Is he jealous and possessive of you? 

Is everything that goes wrong somehow your fault? 

Does he get angry when he does not get his way? 

Has he left you feeling ashamed or afraid and unable to talk to others about the relationship? 

Does he blame you for his bad behaviour and say you provoked it? 

Does he curse, mock and humiliate you in public or private? 

Do you have to lie or make excuses for his bad behaviour? 

Do you feel like you are walking an emotional tightrope with him? 

Does he threaten or intimidate you? 

Does he hurt, or threaten to hurt, you, your children, your pets? 

Does he minimise what he says or does in anger? 

Does he believe that men are powerful and women should do as they are told? 

Does he abuse drugs and alcohol? 

Does he tell you you are lucky to have him, and no one else would want you?

If you have answered ‘yes�?to two or more of these questions, the chances are you have been subjected to consistently abusive and damaging behavour.

Click below for an interactive quiz

http://psychcentral.com/dvquiz.htm



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From: JimJimSent: 10/2/2008 9:50 AM
 
Its so hard to see anything positive when one is feeling so low. 
Dark thoughts can be so bad, so destructive.
How to rid our minds of them?
 
Not easy but it can be done. 
I have been trying to embrace mine, work out if they are in fact true,
and if not replace them with a something new.
 
I slowly winning the battle.
You can get through this, there is light at the end of the tunnel
for you, as there is for all of us.

swc-index2.jpg light  tunnel image by chrisnall

Please know that we are all here beside you holding your hand. 
Take care OF YOU, I will be thinking of you,