He Fights Her, She Keeps Running Back
You heard the stories many times when women get involved with angry men (or men get involved with angry women) and before long the couples are riding on a merry-go-round of madness!
She is often upset about Abusive Him while he is trying to figure out a way to let go of Emotional Her--this time for good. The pair are often yelling, bitter, and at times downright rude to one another. Witnesses try to intervene but to no avail. Even God attempts to talk to these two during quiet moments of the day, but they aren't listening.
One day they are in love and are defending one another like they were always on their best behavior. The next they are fighting with one another to the point that someone is bleeding. He says, "It is her fault I act this way..." while forgetting his personal history of mayhem with family and other girlfriends in the past. She claims, "He loves me...we just have fights sometimes--everyone has problems!" Not like this couple. Someone yells, "It's not normal!" But doesn't anyone in this crazy relationship wake up? Not until someone becomes so broken until the point of no return.
It is only a matter of time where the two will self-destruct. Whether that destruction lasts for a time or for life only time will tell.
Some people are best left alone. Some relationships were never meant to be.
Nicholl is the author of Laboring to Love Myself and Laboring to Love an Abusive Mate. You can find them both when you visit her YouTube channel: nmenterprise7.
She is often upset about Abusive Him while he is trying to figure out a way to let go of Emotional Her--this time for good. The pair are often yelling, bitter, and at times downright rude to one another. Witnesses try to intervene but to no avail. Even God attempts to talk to these two during quiet moments of the day, but they aren't listening.
One day they are in love and are defending one another like they were always on their best behavior. The next they are fighting with one another to the point that someone is bleeding. He says, "It is her fault I act this way..." while forgetting his personal history of mayhem with family and other girlfriends in the past. She claims, "He loves me...we just have fights sometimes--everyone has problems!" Not like this couple. Someone yells, "It's not normal!" But doesn't anyone in this crazy relationship wake up? Not until someone becomes so broken until the point of no return.
It is only a matter of time where the two will self-destruct. Whether that destruction lasts for a time or for life only time will tell.
Some people are best left alone. Some relationships were never meant to be.
Nicholl is the author of Laboring to Love Myself and Laboring to Love an Abusive Mate. You can find them both when you visit her YouTube channel: nmenterprise7.
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