Abusive Relationships - Physical Abuse Negates Love.
Abusive relationships destroy the marriage bond. Physical abuse in relationships
negates love. Should you pack up the relationship or endure?
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That is often the dilemma of women in abusive relationships.
Should they leave their husbands or should they endure?
Physical abuse in relationships by abusive husbands tend to go on for so long with no end
in sight.
Some abusive husbands eventually come around and |
stop battering their wives. But
many never stop the habit. Some even beat their wives to stupor.
Women in abusive relationships run the risk of having permanent physical disability from
repeated beatings by their husbands.
The question comes again. Should they leave their husbands?
Marriage is for the long haul. When you married your husband you made a commitment to be
with him through good and bad times. This period of aggressive animalistic behavior is a
bad time for your husband.
Don't get me wrong.
There is no reason, no matter how genuine, why a man should beat his wife. If a wife makes
a mistake, that is not sufficient reason to beat her up. Come to think of it, does a man
tell his wife to beat him up when he makes a mistake?
Obviously no. So, why beat your wife when she does not measure up in one area or another?
Men are just as imperfect as women. If your wife makes a mistake or errs in some way, train
her, educate her.
Do not, I repeat, do not lay a hand against your wife. No reason on earth can justify beating
your wife.
As I was saying . . .
Physical abuse in abusive relationships can lead to permanent disability of the wife, even
death. Stories of bitterly angry men shooting or strangling their wives liter the pages of
history.
Understandable, you do not want to be another wife murder statistics.
What can you do?
Leaving your husband should be a last resort.
If you are a victim of physical abuse by your husband . . . if abusive relationships correctly
describe your marriage . . . your first line of action is to help your husband get over his
abusive behavior.
Remember you are his wife and you love him very much.
You vowed to stay with him. You vowed to protect him.
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Right now your man is in trouble. Unbridled anger, the kind your husband now has, eventually leads to trouble. So help him.
Communicate with him. Talk to him. Try and reach his heart. Find out why he has suddenly changed you to a punching bag. He may or may not listen to you.
If he listens to you and turns around, you've won a major battle for your love and marriage. If he doesn't, get outside help.
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Talk to his close friends. Talk to his parents. Get professional help.
Hopefully you may be able to get to the root of the problem and get him to change his behavior.
Suppose he doesn't change?
You have to decide whether to leave him or not.
Abusive relationships make life unbearable.
After exhausting all avenues to help him and he refuses to be help, you may have to leave him
temporarily. This gives him some time and breathing space to re-evaluate his life and attitude.
But this is entirely up to you.
You know your life is at stake here.
Sometime ago, I watched a talk show on TV where a young woman told her sad story of how her boy friend
shot her in the head at point-blank range.
Before this happened, he had beat her up repeatedly.
She reported that she told her mother about the physical abuse she was undergoing When her
mother came to live with them. The mother advised her to leave him, but she refused.
One afternoon, he came into the apartment with the girl and her mother in the sitting room.
He accused her of having an affair and that there was a man in the house. Mother and daughter
assured him there was no man in the house but he wouldn't listen.
He reached for his gun in a drawer and demanded she produce the man. Nothing they said could
stop him. Within a couple of minutes he shot the mother dead and shot the girl directly on her
head through her nose.
The bullet blew her nose off and left a gapping hole where use to be her nose and upper gum.
Happily she survived to tell her story after two years of miserable existence and multiple
surgery.
Her ordeal isn't over yet. She still has to go for a series of facial surgery to fix her face.
The young woman testified against her former boy friend when the court case came up. This
landed him forty years prison sentence.
Now you understand why I said physical abuse by your husband against you will eventually get
him into trouble.
Abusive relationships is a sign that your husband is under duress and out of sync with reality.
Help him as much as possible.
But if you have to leave for a while for safety reasons, don't be afraid to.
You husbands in abusive relationships . . . you husbands who take pleasure in hurting your
wives . . . please stop.
Your action does not make your wife happy. Your actions ruin the bond of marriage with your
wife and destroys the love between you.
Your physical abuse of your wife makes God unhappy.
Please stop. Stop, stop.
Your wife deserves better. Give her all the love you can muster.
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