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shrinkess
ANSWERS: 20
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Definatley, in any relationship. With my ex, it started out as verbal, then mental, and finally he got so mad he beat me. After that, i didnt give him anymore chances. But women should NOT even give them the chance to get physical!
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yes - get out now while the going is good
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It always does and it will never get better either.
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yes i think it does
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I think that it usually does. But it doesn't have to in order to make the relationship ultimately toxic. All it has to do is show up. Once it does -- run.
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yes it will unless you nip it in the bud right away!
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I'm not sure about this one. Usually it does escelate. I have seen one exception in a younger couple who had a terrible first year. They said and did terrible things to one another before growing up, getting help, (from some good examples in family and church)They also realized how much alcohol makes it hard to control the emotions. It's been 4 years and they are now doing well together with their kids. But I think it still scares them a little to think they are capable of such hostility.
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Always is a pretty big word, considering I don't know everyone on the planet, but as close to always as you can get, until intervention, would be my guess. You changed your avatar. Maybe that's why I thought I hadn't seen you in awhile.
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No, once in a mall I saw marriage abuse in an elevator - while the escalators remained conflict free. I'm sorry - I just had to say that. Seriously, it can diminish in time, if the underlying problem is attended too. I know couples who have a good marriage now, but at one time it had been a rocky one. But then again, physical abuse should never be tolerated in a marriage, never.
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Usually it does. I am referring to abuse in the sense that it is not an isolated incident.
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Yes it does esculate to the extent that sometimes the abuse will spill over to the kids if any. Best bet is to take off the first time it happens, no-one deserves that sought of treatment.
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yes it can start verbal then turn physical
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not always but for majority of the cases yes they do.
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Yes. If it's verbal abuse it will usually, if not always, escalate to physical abuse. At least in all the cases I have dealt with
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It will @ some point. Do not stick around to find out. You deserve better.
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no.... like any other thing in life it is in growth or decay.... so it can get worse or better, but it can not remain the same. unless the abuser has a philosophical change or an aha moment it will usualy ger worse.
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It did in mine. It started out as occasional verbal and mental abuse in the form of nagging, then it became constant. Finally, she made it physical by attacking me. That's when I put her out and divorced her.
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Most of them do, or at least the ones I've seen have.
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yes +5
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nothing is set in stone....yet the probability is for the worse. Anyone can change...its up to the person I suppose.
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