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Brendan_64
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What do bad days look like in relationships?What r bad days supposed to look like in a healthy relationship?
A bit of an argument, perhaps someone leaves the room slamming the door, perhaps the couple don’t speak to each other for the rest of the evening, and generally things are made up and forgotten about the next day.
But when one person tries to manipulate and control the other, uses emotional blackmail, acts violently, etc. then that is not just a bad day. And when one person in the relationship feels unsafe as a result of the controlling behaviour of another, then that is very, very wrong, and a reason to get out as fast as possible.
As has been said previously things in such relationships are likely to get a whole lot worse after marriage, as it make it more difficult for one partner to leave, and the other partner will know that and use it as a further tool of control. Abusive relationships (like any form of bullying) are all about control. The abuser will actually enjoy the feeling of power they have over another person, and rather than feel sympathy to the plight of the distressed victim, will actually get a kick out of it. Abusers brains are wired differently to most other people, they actually get a kick out of seeing people in distress.
