Abuse victims don’t have to remain victims and you don’t have to continue to put yourself second to the needs of others. Anyone can learn how to become a survivor and live in your own truth instead. You can have a healthy mind and lead healthy life with a healthy partner. It doesn’t happen magically. It takes a lot of work, as does anything worth achieving, but I can tell you firsthand the work is more than worth it and pays off heavily in happiness dividends.
Domestic Violence: Breaking the Cycle For Good — The Zebra Pit
Looking for the Light 
Breaking the silence is the first step. Reaching out to others for help is the second. Stay safe. Hugs.
Thank you for the kind words.
That was one of the most helpful posts I have read. It is going on 7 years now since I left an abusive marriage. I do love people, and work hard to try to build healthy relationships- it takes time and work for sure! I am currently focusing on family…and a few friends.
I thought she did a great job….all of her post are great and very thought out. 🙂
Thanks so much for reblogging my post! Xx
Your welcome. It’s a very important message that can never be talked about enough. 🙂
Agreed! I see you write about it quite a lot. I’ll definitely be back to read more. Xx
Domestic violence made a huge negative impact on my life. It’s so hard on the children.