Signs that you are in an abusive relationship
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- 1. Signs That You Are In an Abusive Relationship People are being abused and violence meted out against them in their relationships everyday yet this problem is often denied, excused or overlooked, more so if the abuse or violence is taking a form that is not physical. The first step in ending abuse and violence in a relationship is to notice and acknowledge its signs. If you recognize that you are being abused in your relationship, or you notice that someone else is being abused, you can reach out for help. But how do you tell whether you are in an abusive relationship? First is to examine your inner thoughts and feelings. If you feel afraid of your partner most of the times and also avoid certain topics out of fear of angering your partner you may be in an abusive relationship. You can also tell whether you are in an abusive relationship if you feel that you can never do anything right for your partner and believe that you deserve to be hurt or mistreated. You can also observe your partner’s behavior to tell whether you are in and abusive relationship. If your partner yells at you or humiliate you all the time, if your partner criticizes you and puts you down, if your partner treats you badly such that you are so embarrassed for your friends and family to see, then you are in an abusive relationship. You may also notice that your partner blames you for their own abusive behavior and at times hurt, threaten to hurt or even threaten to kill you. There are different forms of abuse including emotional abuse, economic or financial abuse, verbal abuse and physical abuse. Physical abuse is the most dangerous form because it may lead to deformity, disfiguration or even death! Cases have been reported of people pouring acid on their victims, burning them, using objects to hit them or even cutting them. Problems like these led Dr. Alessi and his wife Mrs. Deborah Alessi to form Face Forward in 2007 to provide pro-bono physical and emotional reconstruction for the victims of such violence. Face Forward in a Non-Profit organization that depends on well-wishers for funds that are used in helping the victims towards their rehabilitation and education. Both Mrs. Deborah Alessi and Dr. Alessi are known for supporting several charitable initiatives and they have served in several non-profit organizations as both board members and benefactors.
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