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    • #98922
      Alittlelost
      Participant

      Im sure that the people who have or currently are abusing me love me in some kind of way. Maybe a mucked up way but im sure they do.

      Others have told me they think not.

      Whats ur opinion? Can u be loved by someo e who abuses you?

    • #98923
      Alittlelost
      Participant

      I guess does it depend on what kind of abuse it is?

    • #98938
      Anonymous
      Inactive

      I think my ex thought he loved me and maybe he did in his own way, but I don’t need thst kind of screwed up love. Personally, I don’t think he’s capable of loving anyone.

    • #98939
      KIP.
      Participant

      No, love does not hurt us. Love cherishes us and empowers us and makes us feel special and good about ourselves. You do not hurt someone you love. What these men love is the sense of power and control that comes from hurting us and keeping us down. There’s a difference. You wouldn’t hurt someone you love. Love is a word abusers throw about to confuse us. The word means nothing to them, it’s just another tool in their box of abuse.

    • #98940
      KIP.
      Participant

      From the dictionary

      Love
      an intense feeling of deep affection.
      “babies fill parents with feelings of love”

    • #98945
      Alittlelost
      Participant

      Then maybe my boyf goes in and out of love with me.

    • #98946
      KIP.
      Participant

      No, I’d say he pretends to go in and out of love with you.

    • #98952
      HopeLifeJoy
      Participant

      No absolutely not.
      There is no such thing as love and abuse being possible simultaneously in a relationship.
      Love requires Respect first and foremost for another person, it’s the framework of the relationship. Then comes affection, tenderness, kindness and whatever else soft to the heart.
      When someone abuses you there is zero respect therefore zero love for you.

    • #98954
      HopeLifeJoy
      Participant

      Your abuser is in and out of control with you. Not in and out of love. The difference is huge.

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