If he tries to go
too fast, too soon,
this spells DANGER |
If he demands that you give
up your dreams,
this spells DANGER |
If he insists that his plans
are more important than yours,
this spells DANGER |
If he uses derogatory language
towards your family & friends,
this spells DANGER |
If he is inconsiderate, disrespect-
ful, or puts you down in public,
this spells DANGER |
If he tries to isolate you
from friends and family,
this spells DANGER |
If you experience illogical incidents
of abuse in the middle of bliss,
this spells DANGER |
If he acts like nothing has hap-
pened after an abusive episode,
this spells DANGER |
If he blames you for what has
happened and minimizes his abuse,
this spells DANGER |
If he shows intense,
unwarranted jealousy,
this spells DANGER |
If he checks up
on your every move
this spells DANGER |
If he mistreats pets
this spells DANGER |
The first sign of dissociation is when
you start to wonder if it really happened at all.
(To confirm your reality, find a witness,
or write down what happened and date it) |
Your better question is,
"What is he
doing wrong?"
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