Power relationships are where there is an unbalance of power between the people involved. One is often more powerful than the other- this person feels strong and in control of themselves and the situation. The lesser powered person will feel abused and generally put up with the controlling and manipulative ways of the person in higher power. The person in higher power may say, "you can't leave me, I will kill myself." so the lesser powered- person will stay in the relationship out of fear that the higher powered person will kill themselves. When the lesser powered person feels vulnerable and unsafe, you can understand how this could be considered abusive - the lesser powered person is not allowed to leave, but is unhappy if they stay. It is a lose-lose situation for them.
i think 3 in 17 relationships are abusive ones
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you must get out of abusive relationships. Boyfriend must never be abusive !
It is impossible to have specific percentages of abusive relationships in Iowa because many victims will not report the abuse.
i wouldn't want to say because all abusive relationships can happen to anyone no matter how old or young they are
because why would you want to be with someone who is abusive towards you
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Most abusive relationships start off pleasant and you think you are in love, but then everything goes down hill when you get use to the person. Not all abusive relationships are from the guys or the girls so be careful and safe!
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Dutton's theory of traumatic bonding deals with abusive relationships. Dutton defines Traumatic bonding as a situation in which powerful emotional attachments develop from power imbalances and intermittent good-bad treatment. Both of these specific features are commonly seen in abusive relationships.
The Tyra Banks Show - 2005 Abusive Relationships was released on: USA: 18 April 2006