Abusive Relationship

Author: aceofspade /

It was break time and we waited for our turn in our final mock chats. It's a practice chat for chat support representatives. Everyone was bored, most women were at my table. Some of them I like and those I didn't like transferred to my table. One of my friend named Jane asked our gay friend on what he thinks about her ex boyfriend. Jane went on with her story that I've heard days ago, and which she has been asking most of us for days. We all knew her story so Mady started her own.

She told us how abusive her first boyfriend was to her. Then Stephanie shared her story on how she lost her two front teeth from one blow of her ex-boyfriend's punch. Mady always lied to her friends and family whenever they ask about her bruise. One time she had two black eyes and she said that she fell and her sunglasses bruised her eyes. There was also one time when she was still in college. Her boyfriend opened her email and read her exs emails which was so long ago. He called Mady up, told her to go where he was. Mady was confused but went there anyway and the moment she stepped on the door steps. A strong blow of punch greeted her lip.

Their stories were sad but they somehow manage to laugh about it since it happened long time ago.

One thing I'm only proud of this abusive relationship I have with my husband, is that he never hit me or abused me physically. We've been through so much. I've been through so much pain and I even thought I got the worst, but God opened my eyes. He showed me that there are people out there who had been through so much pain than I had. My husband may be a bad liar, cheater and a womanizer but at least he cooks for me, and gives me what I want. he continually spoils me.

I only asked Mady, Stephanie and Jane two questions that day. "For how long were you abused?" Most of them answered more than three years. Then my second question was "Why didn't you just run away or break up with them?" Their answers were the same, "because he was my first and I was afraid that no one else would take me."

Years had passed and they finally broke up with their boyfriends. Now, they are free and they laugh about those things.

2 comments:

elyah said...

Yeah, it's stupid but there are women out there who will take the abuse they do not deserve so their men won't leave them. The fear of being alone is a common cause for women not running away from an abusive relationship. I would rather be alone than have black and blue marks on my face and stay with the man who does it to me.

Katrina said...

elyah, you have so much in you. your words never fail to comfort me.

 
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