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Monday, November 16, 2009
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abusemom81
So I am a 28 year old single mom who had leave an abusive relationship when I was three months pregnant. Spending 2.5 years in an abusive relationship, and now 1 year fighting with my narcissistic abuser in court has been draining emotionally and financially. I don't understand why we as women feel embarassed and ashamed! We don't want to talk about it, and don't want anyone to know what we have gone through. This notion, has to change. People - especially women - need to be educated on WHAT abuse is!!! We need not be ashamed of the abuse we endeared, instead learn from it and become stronger women in the future. We need to stand together and be proud to be strong independent women, mothers, daughters etc.
I want to share my story and I want to hear others stories. It is not fair to us, to have to hide in a corner and keep all of our emotions, fears and feelings hidden in fear that no one will beleive us, or in embarassment to admit what has happened to us. We are the victims and deserve to have a voice and be heard! These men, are the ones who should be embarassed and ashamed and should be shunned for their behaviour. Not us!!!!
I want to share my story and I want to hear others stories. It is not fair to us, to have to hide in a corner and keep all of our emotions, fears and feelings hidden in fear that no one will beleive us, or in embarassment to admit what has happened to us. We are the victims and deserve to have a voice and be heard! These men, are the ones who should be embarassed and ashamed and should be shunned for their behaviour. Not us!!!!
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1 comments:
I never talked about the abuse. My abuser would monitor me closely to find out if I was ever saying anything about him to anyone and he made it clear that I was never to talk about his problems to anyone.
I kept it from my family, who I was not allowed to be around much anyway, and I kept it from anyone I was friends with. When it all came out one of the big things was that my abuser's family said I was making it up and lying because they never knew anything until the point when I spoke up. It was hard to deal with that, but I realized that no matter what I had done it would have never justified my leaving the abusive marriage to them. To my abuser's family, who are devote mormons, it is wrong, no matter what, to leave a marrige.Also, my abuser's family has been in as much denial about the abuse as my abuser always was, and still is. To them they just refuse to acknowledge any abuse ever happened.
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