Up on Cloud 9 - Domestic Violence Survivor

Looking back, I see I was trying to change my abusive husband.

I am thankful I made it away safely, leaving the violent relationship behind. I see now I was trying to change my abusive husband, motivated by a strong desire to help, and understandably reluctant to accept failure on the marriage vows taken.

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