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Yes some can with a LOT of therapy and etc...
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anyone can change -- if they want to.
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Yes. It is possible. If they want to, and often depending on why they are abusive. My father was a little abusive, mostly mentally and emotionally, to my mother... but only when he drank brown liquor. Easy fix,... cut that out, everything peachy keen.
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I think it is possible, i have never really known anyone who was abusive so my answer is based on speculation and knowledge of human nature. I do think it is possible to change anything about yourself, with enough devotion.
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yes..anyone CAN change but WILL they is the question. It won't be easy... but yes, and abusive man can change!
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yes, absolutely, some eventually become murderers leave him now while you still can
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in my experience no. but ill still say yes because thats just my experience and not everyone elses.
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I think it's possible for ANYone to change anything they want to about themselves. The problem with answering your question, is that most abusive men don't WANT to change. There must be a very strong desire for change and most abusers just don't have it. They feed off anger and it provides much the same kind of rush that daredevils experience in the face of death-defying acts. I have known many abusive men and have worked for years with abused women's shelters. I have never known any to change, although they are almost always quick to PROMISE change.
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I was in an abusive relationship. Physical and emotional. He had the chance to change, but didn't. To him, changing meant he gave up the power control that he had over me. He wasn't willing to give that up. I believe that a person can change. It's just up to him.
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It is possible for someone to change. But they also have that risk of going back to the old ways because thats what they are, unless they seek help and are aware of their problem and want to fix what is wrong. That is the major step in them changing. If the say they want to change but don't take any actions they really don't want to change. But myslef I would get away from it because I have seen so many peeople hurt by someone who says they are goin to change. So you need to just step back and look at the big picture and your future and see where you want to be.
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I think maybe it's possible. But it will have to be something their concious of constantly. Like a recovering alcoholic. But if they REALLY wanted to yes they can.
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yes of course but only a tiny percentage. Most men who are abusive (whether mentally or physically) do not ever acknowledge they have a problem so refuse to seek help and continue the cycle of abuse that was (in most cases) perpetrated against them in childhood. Cheers
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Anyone can change... the problem is getting them to want to change and dealing with them as they relapse.
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no ... they can't
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did you leave him?
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Possible but doubtful. My ex husband never changed and appeared to want to.
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Not At All!!
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Of course, but unfortunately most don't even reach the point of accepting that they can so never do.
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Yes, with effort and counseling. Unfortunately, the same is not true for abusive women who take on the attitude that men deserve it.
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Yes, and they should. I would neither trust nor stay committed to an abusive man.
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If God touches his life, the answer is yes.
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At the end of the day you are who you are.
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yes.... but only of their own choice, the woman can not change him. if he does not have an internal change he will not change
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Yes but it would take a lot on his part and people very rarely change.
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depends on their desire to change; most often though, not that easily. Thearapy then is required to deal with anger management. :) If he is hesitance to attend every other day or whatever it may be, will determin his desire to change.
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no idea for sure...but i will
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It depends are whether he was really abusive, or responding to abuse, but got arrest for it anyway.
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