I abuse, misconcepti: An abusive person, usually takes advantage of other people. All the benefits. He gets are only for himself, these individuals take advantage from others who have less say a straightforward personality, and enjoy talking to them misconceptions. These individuals are sick, I require therapy, if you learn something in the past from such person, I will get an opinion from somebody else in whom you trust. Trust you build with time, requires constant interactions, and as time progresses, you begin to trust the person, this type of feeling is also called friendship. You'll well-known that a friend is always prepared to help a friend, and you find out that along your life, you will have few true friends,. Keep them, they allways will help you, and you will help them
Answered 4/26/2016
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Not an easy yes/no: You would benefit by speaking to a mental health professional to sort out your feelings about a person you trusted your whole life, who now appears to have been abusive. You need support and guidance to figure how to deal with someone you now see as hurtful. I hope this helps.
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