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In reply to the discussion: Dynamics of Domestic Abuse [View all]IdaBriggs
(10,559 posts)14. She got comfortable with it, until the end.
She had a safety net; family was there for her. He didn't pay for their housing - family did. There was an emotional connection between the two.
I get the baggage. I'm glad she finally got out.
I watched three sisters go through it. It got old.
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I wasn't there so I don't know the facts surrounding your sisters' situation but I can say this from
justiceischeap
Sep 2014
#27
Well, if there's serious dysfunction in a family the likelihood of considering abuse acceptable or
Gormy Cuss
Sep 2014
#34
"Every domestic violence survivor I have ever met has performed minor acts of heroism every day."
sufrommich
Sep 2014
#8
And I am free to tell you I think it's terrible. BTW, I have "real life experience" as well.
PeaceNikki
Sep 2014
#25