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“Domination and control are achieved using three primary means: fear, confusion and isolation. If he can keep you on constant watch to avoid his hostility, doubting your feelings and your value, isolated from most means of emotional, logistical and financial support, then”
― Why Is He So Mean to Me?
― Why Is He So Mean to Me?
“There is a constant hint of anger, depression or anxiety that emanates from him.”
― Why Is He So Mean to Me?
― Why Is He So Mean to Me?
“In referring to abuse, I am not referring to a few choice words from a cranky spouse who had a bad day, but someone whose behaviors betray a routine pattern of intentionally hurtful behaviors, neglect, or domination; someone for whom a good day might be an anomaly. This is not the gentleman who loses his temper once in a while, but someone who is a fight waiting to happen. His lifestyle is characterized by narcissism (extreme self-centeredness) evidenced by various overt or covert forms of domination, intimidation and hostility. Do you feel as though you must walk on eggshells? Are you always striving to keep the peace? Do you keep your mouth shut most of the time, while in your heart and mind there is a growing burden of stress and fear? Do you try to convince yourself – or does he – that perhaps you are being excessively critical, overly sensitive or paranoid? Is your life a combination of confusion, hurt and anger that you work to keep under wraps as you try to maintain a modicum of normalcy in your home? It may be past time to take a closer look at how it all began and, if necessary, determine whether or how to get out and go on.”
― Why is he so mean to me?
― Why is he so mean to me?
“He who corrects a scoffer gets dishonor for himself, and he who reproves a wicked man gets insults for himself. Proverbs 9:7 Relationships are built on a foundation of effective and healthy methods of communicating. In order to communicate effectively, there must be mutual respect and a sincere interest in not only listening, but also hearing what the other party is endeavoring to express. There may not always be agreement, but there should always, always be respect.”
― Why is he so mean to me?
― Why is he so mean to me?
