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		<title>Domestic Violence Experiences</title>
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		<title>Pay Attention to the Early Warning Signs, Ladies</title>
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		<description><![CDATA[Most abused women will tell you that there were warning signs associated with the domestic abuse that they encountered.  This is something that mostly all abused women will tell other women, but they still do not take heed to this warning.  Many abused women  find themselves in a domestic abuse relationship for [...]]]></description>
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<p>Most abused women will tell you that there were warning signs associated with the domestic abuse that they encountered.  This is something that mostly all abused women will tell other women, but they still do not take heed to this warning.  Many abused women  find themselves in a domestic abuse relationship for several years, but do not admit to themselves that there were warning signs, until some years after they are able to break away from the situation.  Women just do not want to believe that their partner would do something like this to them.  They just do not want to believe that their loved ones could do anything to hurt them.  Unfortunately, most abused women say that the situation would have all been avoided if they were able to get out of the domestic abuse situation, much earlier.  Then, there are other abused women that say that they could have stayed in the relationship, and have not fell victim to domestic abuse if they had put their foot down and set boundaries from the early on in the relationship.  No matter what your viewpoint is, if there is ever an element of domestic abuse that creeps into your relationship, you want to get out of that situation, immediately.</p>
<p>ONE.  One warning sign that abused women say is characteristic of domestic abuse is extreme jealousy.  Many abused women say that they noticed their partners to be extremely protective of them and their whereabouts, as well as their associations.  Abused women have said that their mates set up a manipulation tactic that allowed them to constantly monitor their comings and goings.  From there, it got to the point where many abused women say they found themselves in a situation where their mates started enforcing personal restrictions.  They said that, eventually, they had to ask permission just to leave the house, and they were to always inform their partner about what they were doing at any given moment of the day.  At first, many abused women will admit that they took this behavior as gestures of love&#8230;  until they saw that love turn to hate.  They say that the physical domestic abuse began to occur.  The thing that they most regret is, not that the first incident occurred- because that was to no fault of their own- but, the fact that they decided to stay, despite the abuse.</p>
<p>TWO.  Another common warning sign that abused women say is a sign of physical domestic abuse was the verbal domestic abuse that first occurred.  Women say that their partners begin to belittle them in ways that were inhumane.  Their mates began to attack the very essence of who they were as an individual.  During this process, many said that they began to loose their integrity.  Since they had lost their self-worth, they went on to accept the physical domestic abuse.</p>
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		<title>Am I in an Abusive Relationship?</title>
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		<pubDate>Fri, 29 Jan 2010 13:15:31 +0000</pubDate>
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		<description><![CDATA[Asking the question whether or not you are in an abusive relationship, reveals something in and of itself.  It tells you that you are, at the very least, not completely content with your relationship.  One of the basic frameworks necessary to any great relationship is missing.  You are at not comfortable in [...]]]></description>
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<p>Asking the question whether or not you are in an abusive relationship, reveals something in and of itself.  It tells you that you are, at the very least, not completely content with your relationship.  One of the basic frameworks necessary to any great relationship is missing.  You are at not comfortable in your relationship, one-hundred percent.  Be careful that your relationship is not leading to a domestic abuse  situation, if it has not already hit this marker.  You want to make sure that you are not already a victim of spousal abuse, and if you are not at the present moment, you want to ensure that you are not at the cusp of the downward shift to domestic abuse.</p>
<p>1.  If you are questioning whether you are in a domestic abuse relationship, one of the signs of spousal abuse is if you find yourself being afraid of your partner.  You may be a victim of domestic abuse if you are always afraid of what your partner is going to say or do to you.  Keep in mind that spousal abuse may also be verbal, so if you always seem to feel as though you are being berated are belittled, you may be a victim of domestic abuse.  Victims of verbal domestic abuse say that their partners make them feel like they are worthless.  An element of spousal abuse is the feeling that nothing you do or say is going to ever measure up to your partner&#8217;s standards.  The spousal abuse has really has hit its peak if you feel so useless, that you have given up on yourself.  This makes matters worse, because it allows for more manipulation, causing the spousal abuse to only worsen.  You are not going to get better by wallowing in self-pity, the only way that you are going to heal is if you remove yourself from the situation, right away.</p>
<p>2.  If you are thinking that you may be in a domestic abuse relationship, one of the poignant signs of spousal abuse is if you feel like you are walking on egg shells with your partner.  A big sign of the spousal abuse is the fact that you choose to avoid your partner.  You may, very well, be in a relationship characterized by spousal abuse if you find yourself abandoning some of the things that you would ordinarily do or say.  Most victims of spousal abuse say that they avoid situations because they are simply avoiding the domestic abuse.  They find themselves going to extreme lengths to avoid another instance of either verbal domestic abuse or physical domestic abuse.  If you find that you identify and relate to these signs, then more than likely, you are the victim of spousal abuse.  At the very least, you are in the midst of a very unhealthy relationship, and should get out.</p>
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		<title>Why Do I Feel Abused Even Though I Am Not Being Hit?</title>
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		<pubDate>Fri, 29 Jan 2010 13:12:38 +0000</pubDate>
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		<description><![CDATA[There are many instances in which women feel that they are being abused even though they are not physically being hit by their partners.  However, most women know instinctively that there is something wrong with the current state of their relationship.  They are not sure that they are a victim of domestic abuse, [...]]]></description>
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<p>There are many instances in which women feel that they are being abused even though they are not physically being hit by their partners.  However, most women know instinctively that there is something wrong with the current state of their relationship.  They are not sure that they are a victim of domestic abuse, but are not convinced that there is not an element of domestic abuse in their relationships.  Many are afraid to take any action because they do not want to be the one to falsely accuse their partners of domestic abuse, if this is not the case.  They do not want to jeopardize their relationships just to find that their partner&#8217;s actions are not characterized by domestic abuse.  They do not want to burden the ones that they love with that type of embarrassment.  So they decide to stay and endure what appears to be domestic abuse, until they become so fed up that they are ready to leave.  Women must keep in mind that there are several types of domestic abuse.  A man does not have to physically strike you in order to make you a victim of domestic abuse.  For this reason, it is important that you learn the different types of domestic abuse that you can potentially fall prey to.  If you find that you are being abused in any of the ways associated with domestic abuse, it is important that you free yourself from the situation.</p>
<p>1.  An additional type of domestic abuse is verbal abuse.  Unfortunately, many verbal abuse victims do not even realize that they are being abused.  They take the verbal abuse simply as just having a bad argument with their partners.  One of the key reasons why women do not realize the verbal abuse is because people, in general, have the tendency not to realize those things that are progressive.  Verbal abuse usually takes on a progressive path.</p>
<p>2.  Verbal abuse usually starts quite subtle during the course of a disagreement between yourself and your partner, then the verbal abuse metamorphasizes to an unsustainable, intense, heated, manipulative attack.  What&#8217;s more, is that, many verbal abuse attackers do not realize that they are performing the verbal abuse.  Many verbal abuse attackers know that they have an anger problem, but they do not realize that they are being abusive.  Either way, that is an issue that they have to work on independently, and you should not place the burden of trying to change them on yourself.  Domestic abuse is just something that they are going to have to work on, on their own.  Then they may reach the point where they are able to come to terms with working on some of their other relationships.</p>
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		<title>Am I the Victim of Sexual Abuse?</title>
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		<description><![CDATA[Sexual abuse of women is a very common, not commonly talked about domestic abuse issue.  Many women say that they experience sexual domestic abuse, but feel as though they have no one to go to in order to discuss this matter.  Some abuse victims feel as though they are not going to be [...]]]></description>
			<content:encoded><![CDATA[<div id="attachment_48" class="wp-caption alignnone" style="width: 489px"><a class="highslide" onclick="return vz.expand(this)" href="http://www.ccawonline.org/wp-content/uploads/2010/01/Victim-of-Sexual-Abuse.jpg"><img class="size-full wp-image-48" title="Victim of Sexual Abuse" src="http://www.ccawonline.org/wp-content/uploads/2010/01/Victim-of-Sexual-Abuse.jpg" alt="Victim of Sexual Abuse" width="479" height="312" /></a><p class="wp-caption-text">Victim of Sexual Abuse</p></div>
<p>Sexual abuse of women is a very common, not commonly talked about domestic abuse issue.  Many women say that they experience sexual domestic abuse, but feel as though they have no one to go to in order to discuss this matter.  Some abuse victims feel as though they are not going to be able to get the help that they need with their sexual domestic abuse issue because there are not many circuits that talk about sexual abuse of women.  They may speak of being physically stricken in a domestic abuse situation, but they do not quite touch upon sexual abuse of women.  Nevertheless, although the issue of sexual abuse of women has not been brought to the forefront like it should be, there are resources available for you to break out of a sexual domestic abuse relationship.</p>
<p>1.  Many women report instances of sexual domestic abuse when they report that they are being physically abused.  It is not everyday that women come to the forefront stating that their partners are sexually abusing them, unless there are other elements of domestic abuse in the relationship, that, in most cases, are the abuse issues that actually cause them to leave.  Nonetheless, sexual abuse of women is a domestic abuse issue that is highly prominent.  In fact, the average woman that has been physically abused, has suffered from sexual abuse at least one time in their relationships.</p>
<p>2.  Sexual abuse of women involves any forced instances of sexual activity.  You partner does not have the right, under any circumstances, to force you to perform or engage in any sexual activity.  If this does happen, this is sexual domestic abuse.  Sexual abuse of women is sometimes not confronted by women because they feel that, if they are in a serious, committed relationship, their partner has the right to make them have sex with them.  What some women fail to realize is that, even despite your marital status, there is a possibility that you may be the victim of sexual domestic abuse.</p>
<p>3.  Most instances of sexual abuse of women can also happen if your partner forces you to have sex in a manner that you would not like to.  One of the most common ways that this type of sexual abuse of women occurs is when your partner forces you to have unprotected sex.  This does not coincide with the definition of consensual sex.</p>
<p>4.  Sexual abuse of women also takes place when you are forced to engage in the type of sexual activity that you would not like to.  If you do not agree to the manner in which your partner would like to engage, and are forced to do so anyway, this may be abuse.  The most traumatizing instances of sexual abuse that occur when you are forced to partake in violent, aggressive sexual activity that you do not consent to.</p>
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		<title>Am I a Financial Abuse Victim?</title>
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		<pubDate>Fri, 29 Jan 2010 12:49:09 +0000</pubDate>
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		<description><![CDATA[Many women are the victim of financial abuse, but they just are not aware of it.  Financial abuse is one of the types of spousal abuse  that is not being addressed.  This is probably because many financially abused women do not speak on the issue.  Financially abused women often feel that [...]]]></description>
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<p>Many women are the victim of financial abuse, but they just are not aware of it.  Financial abuse is one of the types of spousal abuse  that is not being addressed.  This is probably because many financially abused women do not speak on the issue.  Financially abused women often feel that their partners are behaving the way that men are expected to act.  They feel that this must not be spousal abuse, because this must be the way that things are done traditionally.  Spousal abuse can not take the form of financial spousal abuse, many believe.  Unfortunately, it can, and it does.  It is important that financially abused women know the characteristics of financial spousal abuse in order to ensure that they are never a victim.  No matter what your marital status is, there are personal rights that you are always going to have as far as your financial stance.</p>
<p>1.  A characteristic of financial spousal abuse is, not being able to have access to your own money.  Many financially abused women say that one of the things that they had to deal with, being the victim of financial spousal abuse, was that they were forced to turn over all their money to their spouse.  Whether they had earned it or not, many financially abused women say that they had no control over their money.  It was given to their spouse in order for them to manage.  Financially abused women say that they, therefore, found themselves having to always ask permission to spend their own money.  Many times, financially abused women said that they were usually given an allowance and were forced to spend what they had to, out of that amount.</p>
<p>2.  Another characteristic that financially abused women said came with the territory of financial spousal abuse is that they had to account for every single dime that they spent.  Financially abused women say that as a victim of spousal abuse, they were set with financial boundaries that even children never have to sustain.  Financial spousal abuse goes way beyond tight budgeting or good accounting  It is a degrading process that women feel forced to endure at the brutal hand of control of their mate.</p>
<p>3.  A common characteristic that financially abused women say was a part of their financial spousal abuse was the fact that their partners forced them to stay away from the career path that they had wanted to take.  They were forced to only make the career moves that their partner wanted them to make, if any at all.  Many financially abused women said that, many times, they were forced to stay home from work on several occasions, if they were even allowed to work at all.  This is usually in an attempt to sabotage your career.  If you are in this situation, you owe it to yourself to get out.</p>
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		<title>Where to Get the Help that You Need If You are the Victim of Domestic Violence</title>
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		<pubDate>Fri, 29 Jan 2010 12:40:01 +0000</pubDate>
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		<description><![CDATA[If you are a victim of domestic violence, there is a way that you can break free from the situation.  There is help for abused women, out there.  In order to get the help that you need while in a domestic violence relationship, the most important thing that you must do is to [...]]]></description>
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<p>If you are a victim of domestic violence, there is a way that you can break free from the situation.  There is help for abused women, out there.  In order to get the help that you need while in a domestic violence relationship, the most important thing that you must do is to take those first steps.  Once you have taken those first steps, you have conquered half of the battle.  There are many resources available that offer help for abused women, it is just a matter of taking that first initiative to seek them out.  Obviously, this is not to say that everything will be smooth sailing from there, but this is to say, that there is a way that you may successfully get out of this domestic violence relationship.  Whether or not you are aware, there is a significant amount of help for abused women out there, and they pride themselves with being able to give you the support system that you are going to need to break through.  Many women fail to realize that, most times, by staying with the abuser, they are never going to be freed from the domestic violence relationship.  Domestic violence abusers have personal issues that they need to work on, on their own terms, without you in the picture.  If you were ever able to help them, they would have changed their ways a long time ago, when they first confessed how sorry they were, and that they were never going to do it again.  Likewise, in order for you to get the help that you need for being a domestic violence abuse victim, you have to get away from the situation, and utilize the resources that are going to help you work on yourself.</p>
<p>1.  One of the types of help for abused women are the women shelters.  These women shelters give you and your children a place to stay in order to gain refuge from the domestic violence.  This type of help for abused women allows you to stabilize themselves.  This gives you the opportunity to have a safe place to stay until you are able to get back on your feet again.</p>
<p>2.  Another type of help for abused women is therapy counseling.  What is so great about this kind of help for abused women is the fact that you are able to build up your confidence again.  You are able to strengthen who they are as a woman.  Therapy counseling is the type of help for abused women that allows them to face the world again, knowing that they are valuable, and deserve the best that life has to offer.  This is one of the things that is going to see to it that you are not the victim of domestic violence ever again.</p>
<p>3.  A great help for abused women is to reach out to family and friends that you know love and care about you.  This is a great help for abused women because this is going to give you the additional help that you can use to get through the difficult times.  Many domestic violence victims realize that they turn back to the same people that attempted to help them before, but at the time, they decided to turn their backs to them because they did not want their help.  They are pleased to know that they have finally reached the point where they were able to accept those same helping hands.</p>
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		<title>I&#8217;m Only a Teen, So I Can&#8217;t Be the Victim of Spousal Abuse&#8230; Can I?</title>
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		<description><![CDATA[There are many teenage girls that find themselves in abusive relationships, but just do not know how to deal with the situation.  They unknowingly get themselves into these abusive relationships, and do not have a clue as to what they are even involved in, let alone the help that they should seek out to [...]]]></description>
			<content:encoded><![CDATA[<div id="attachment_37" class="wp-caption alignnone" style="width: 490px"><a class="highslide" onclick="return vz.expand(this)" href="http://www.ccawonline.org/wp-content/uploads/2010/01/Spousal-Abuse.jpg"><img class="size-full wp-image-37" title="Spousal Abuse" src="http://www.ccawonline.org/wp-content/uploads/2010/01/Spousal-Abuse.jpg" alt="Spousal Abuse" width="480" height="318" /></a><p class="wp-caption-text">Spousal Abuse</p></div>
<p>There are many teenage girls that find themselves in abusive relationships, but just do not know how to deal with the situation.  They unknowingly get themselves into these abusive relationships, and do not have a clue as to what they are even involved in, let alone the help that they should seek out to get out of their abusive relationships.  Many teen girls experience physical abuse at some point in their young adult dating life.  Many teenage girls are not taught about physical abuse, because their parents do not believe that they have the slightest chance of falling victim to physical abuse, while in their young relationships.  It is not until they are further on in their adult life, and encounter a bout of abusive relationships, that they finally decide that they are going to seek out domestic violence physical abuse information, themselves.  So when teenage girls are confronted with physical abuse in their relationships, they think that this is the way that their boyfriends are showing them love.  These teen physical abuse victims feel as though this is just what happens when you are in a relationship&#8230; this is just the way things go when you are serious about the one you love.  This could not be further from the truth.</p>
<p>1.  Teenage girls find themselves in these abusive relationships, characterized by physical abuse, because they like the fact that their boyfriends get jealous.  In many teenage abusive relationships, girls feel special if their boyfriend is constantly asking them where they are, and what they are doing.  In many teenage abusive relationships, the teenage girls feel that the reason why they suffer from the physical abuse is because their boyfriends care so much about them.  They see the love exemplified, when they lash out and physically abuse them.</p>
<p>2.  Teenage girls find themselves in abusive relationships characterized by physical abuse because they feel that their boyfriends have the right to demand intimacy.  They see their other friends in similar abusive relationships, so they think that this is the way that relationships are supposed to be.  They think that if they do not give into their boyfriend&#8217;s forceful sexual demands, they are going to loose them.  On the contrary, loosing a guy like that is much better than keeping one like that around.</p>
<p>3.  Teenage girls also find themselves in abusive relationships characterized by physical abuse because they want to be grown up, and they feel that by being in a relationship, they are.  So, they decide that they are going to take whatever comes with the territory.  And this is because they usually never get a good example of what a strong relationship is like from their own homes.</p>
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		<title>Signs Of Physical Abuse to Pick Up- Based on My Own Actions</title>
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		<pubDate>Fri, 29 Jan 2010 12:22:23 +0000</pubDate>
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		<description><![CDATA[If you are, in fact, a battered woman, there are signs that you can pick up on that point to physical abuse.  As a battered woman, there are obvious signs that any battered woman is going to be able to pick up on.  Besides all the cuts and bruises, there are things that [...]]]></description>
			<content:encoded><![CDATA[<div id="attachment_34" class="wp-caption alignnone" style="width: 490px"><a class="highslide" onclick="return vz.expand(this)" href="http://www.ccawonline.org/wp-content/uploads/2010/01/Physical-Abuse.jpg"><img class="size-full wp-image-34" title="Physical Abuse" src="http://www.ccawonline.org/wp-content/uploads/2010/01/Physical-Abuse.jpg" alt="Physical Abuse" width="480" height="317" /></a><p class="wp-caption-text">Physical Abuse</p></div>
<p>If you are, in fact, a battered woman, there are signs that you can pick up on that point to physical abuse.  As a battered woman, there are obvious signs that any battered woman is going to be able to pick up on.  Besides all the cuts and bruises, there are things that are screaming that you are in a relationship that is characterized by physical abuse.  If the visible bruises are not sign enough for you to believe that you are the victim of physical abuse, as a battered woman, there are some internal bruises that are also not going to be hard to miss.  Hopefully, as you begin to detect these internal bruises of physical abuse, you will be able to break away from the physical abuse that you are experiencing, so that all your wounds may properly heal.</p>
<p>1.  As a battered woman, one of the internal signs of physical abuse is emotional outbursts.  As a battered woman, you will find that you are not emotionally stable.  A battered woman gets attacked so much by both verbal and physical abuse, that they become very fragile.  As a battered woman, you begin to break down at any given moment because you are not able to properly sustain your emotions any longer.  A battered woman has these emotional break downs because they have been stripped of the strengths that they embody as a woman, and furthermore, as a human being.  This is mainly because the physical abuse robs a battered woman of her confidence and self-worth.</p>
<p>2.  As a battered woman, another one of the internal signs that you will notice as a result of the physical abuse you experience, is the fact that you are not doing the best that you can in life.  The part of your life that seems to suffer the most is your career.  This is because most battered women are not giving what it is that they need to to their professional lives.  Oftentimes, this is simply because they find themselves not having the strength to do so.  As a battered woman, you began to loose your motivation.  You begin to loose your faith because you do not have confidence in one of the things that you place as the main basis of your life, and that is your relationship.  If you do not see any advances made in your relationship, you often feel that you do not have the power to make positive changes in your professional career.  And for those that know they have the power to be successful in their careers, they just do not seem to have the strength and energy that they need to take those necessary steps in order to move forward.</p>
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		<title>Common Characteristics of Abuse</title>
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		<pubDate>Fri, 29 Jan 2010 12:19:28 +0000</pubDate>
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		<description><![CDATA[There are many domestic violence facts that seem to remain consistent in most relationships.  These domestic violence facts seem to be painfully true, time and time again.  Instead of staying away from the knowledge that domestic violence facts offer you, you should embrace these facts about domestic abuse in order to ensure that [...]]]></description>
			<content:encoded><![CDATA[<div id="attachment_31" class="wp-caption alignnone" style="width: 489px"><a class="highslide" onclick="return vz.expand(this)" href="http://www.ccawonline.org/wp-content/uploads/2010/01/Characteristics-of-Abuse.jpg"><img class="size-full wp-image-31" title="Characteristics of Abuse" src="http://www.ccawonline.org/wp-content/uploads/2010/01/Characteristics-of-Abuse.jpg" alt="Characteristics of Abuse" width="479" height="360" /></a><p class="wp-caption-text">Characteristics of Abuse</p></div>
<p>There are many domestic violence facts that seem to remain consistent in most relationships.  These domestic violence facts seem to be painfully true, time and time again.  Instead of staying away from the knowledge that domestic violence facts offer you, you should embrace these facts about domestic abuse in order to ensure that you do not fall prey to staying in a relationship that consists of domestic abuse.  In the meantime, just because you are the victim of domestic abuse does not mean that you are the one to blame.  Even if you are aware of all the domestic violence facts in the world, this does not mean that you will never be the victim of domestic abuse at any point in your life.  This simply means that you should be able to point out these domestic violence facts, so that if you do ever find yourself in this situation, you can immediately identify the problem, then get out of the relationship immediately.</p>
<p>1.  At the very top of the domestic violence facts, is the notion that the victim is never to blame for the domestic abuse.  This was a conscious decision that the abuser made, and there is nothing that you could ever do or say to warrant this.  The domestic violence facts say that although most times the irony is that the domestic abuse attacker places the blame on the domestic abuse victim, this is the exact opposite of the truth.  They are always the ones responsible for their violent actions.</p>
<p>2. Another one of the important domestic violence facts to know is the fact that the domestic abuse usually only gets worse.  Over time, domestic abuse victims say that the abuse worsens.  They falsely believe that things are going to get better, but they only get worse.  Things get so bad that they often are unbearable.  The victims say that they often leave because they finally realize this point.  They only see that things are going to get worse.  There is no way that their partners are going to change.  They realize that the odds are much higher that they are going to get hurt to the full extreme, rather than the notion that their spouse is ever going to change.</p>
<p>3.  One of the domestic violence facts that seems to be true in almost all domestic abuse relationships is the fact that extreme depression happens in the victims.  Victims say that they begin to loose a lot of motivation in doing some of the simple things in life.  This is one of the domestic violence facts that women are most devastated about.  After all the physical wounds go away, they still have to overcome the element of depression that they are forced to face until the moment that they officially gain freedom, and move on with their lives.</p>
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