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Old Jul 30, 2008, 03:15 PM
RaeRae45302 RaeRae45302 is offline
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Hello,
Its been over 4 years since i left a guy named Josh because he was abusive. I was with a guy named Mark for 2 years and i was so scared that it was going to go back to the same stuff and it pushed him away because i never trust him. Is it wrong for me not to be able to trust him?

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Old Jul 31, 2008, 02:41 PM
SpottedOwl SpottedOwl is offline
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((RaeRae))

It is totally normal to have problems with trust after an abusive relationship.

I do believe it is possible to heal and move forward, but it does require some work and having a good T can really help the process.

I found myself in an abusive relationship. At first I blamed him, but at a certain point I had to look at myself and ask *why* I put up with all that abuse. I realized I may never be able to change other people, but I CAN change what I will and will not accept in my life.

With the help of therapy, I am learning to trust, and to feel more confident in my own worth.

Have you considered therapy?

Will it ever be over
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