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How I Ended Up In An Abusive Relationship Pt. II
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A continuation of last week’s episode, this week I dive deeper on how in my mid + late 20’s I cycled through my final, emotionally violent relationship. I explain how in leaving this relationship I learned to value myself in ways I’d never been able to before. The hardest part? Accepting that I didn’t know myself very well. I didn’t know what I wanted or needed in a relationship. I didn’t know what I wanted or needed in life. My story is proof that unclear intentions and fuzzy boundaries attract others with that same energy.
Want to change your life?
Start with you.
Maybe you’re reading this and thinking, that’s too simple, it has to be more complicated.
It’s not.
However, it might mean that you’re not ready yet. It took me !5! years and 3 abusive relationships to be ready. Everyone moves at their own pace, be kind and patient with yourself. Believe me, once you’re ready, you’ll know.
Maybe this episode will help you leave the relationship you're in now, or maybe it will help you be more understanding of someone in your life.
I promise you, this relationship (yes that one that’s coming to your mind right now) isn’t “it,” for you. You’re “it,” for you. I’m so proud of you and I love the person that you are.
Your friend always,
Kelly
Are you or someone you know experiencing domestic violence? If you’ve ever asked yourself the question,
“Is what I’m experiencing REALLY that big of a deal?”
The answer is yes. Yes, it is and help is ALWAYS available.
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National Domestic Violence 24-Hour Hotline
1-800-799-7233 or 1-800-787-3224 (TTY for Deaf/Hard of Hearing)
(24-hour hotline, 7 days a week, 365 days a year)
The National Domestic Violence Hotline is available to anyone who has been affected by relationship abuse, including those who are currently in abusive relationships, those who are working to heal, friends or family of victims and survivors and anyone in the community who has questions about domestic violence. Phone services are provided in more than 200 languages.
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