Michael Korda wrote: "All of life is a game of power.
The object of the game is simple enough: to know what you want and get it. The
moves of the game,
by contrast, are infinite and complex."
Abusive relationships are relationships in which the
controlling partner creates an illusory sense of self-esteem by disempowering
his (her) prey.
Abusive relationships are very much about power and control.
It’s enough to give power a bad name.
But let’s look a little more deeply at this.
Abused women, or women who end up as victims of an abuser,
have an immense drive to be loved.
“Normal enough”, you might say.
Yes, it is a normal and powerful drive.
But here’s the thing:
Abused
women are willing to make whatever trade-off they think necessary in order to
be loved. CLICK HERE to carry on reading.
Annie Kaszina, international Emotional Abuse Recovery specialist and award-winning author of 3 books designed to help women recognise and heal from toxic relationships so that they can build healthy, lasting relationships with the perfect partner for them, blogs about all aspects of abuse, understanding Narcissists and how to avoid them and building strong self-worth. To receive Annie’s blog direct to your Inbox just leave your details here.
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