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"Abuse" is a powerful word. Yet fitting. Some of the cruelest forms of abuse are invisible, hidden, covert and ambient. I am not a professional but I have de-coded the mind invading games of abusive people. Though I don't intend on making light of this subject, one has to have perspective when realizing how ridiculous the games are. Like the little man behind the curtain of OZ, once you strip away the ruse, YOU get your power back. If you can catch it while it's happening, you can avoid becoming brainwashed and a target to these types of people.

This site is for ANYONE who has suffered from an psychological abuser...and even those who ended up being abused in more overt or physical ways. Anyone who needs healing, of any sex, color, age, creed, background or culture. It doesn't matter if you dated, were married to, related to or worked for....anyone who's been abused this way can benefit. Abuse is not a "female" problem. It is a HUMAN problem.


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29.3.10

A brief interlude, because I need to say this

The men in our lives, are not Matt Mcanaughy from "Ghost of Girlfriends Past." In other words, there is no magical epiphany that he will have, he isn't just a player who is scared of being hurt again, scarred by the loss of his parents.

Though we want to think he is.

He's not the guys in "He's just not that into you." Speak of-the author of that book and movie, Greg Behrendt, also wrote a best-seller called "It's Called a Break-Up Because It's Broken." Both are fantastic books/guides to navigating an unrequited relationship. However-neither will work on dealing with a personality disordered person, a drug addicted or alcoholic person, or the toxic types of relationships that got you here.

Christian Carter's tricks to how to win the love of any man, Mimi Tanner's guide to the same-and any other internet authors who offer you sage wisdom and advice as to how to get your ex back, how to make him fall in love with you and how to be irresitable to men-how to be "the cool girl"-won't work, either.

Unfortunatly, all the "games" of love -including "The Rules" and even Dr. Phil-are geared and aimed towards the average man and woman. Sure, we all have "issues." Men are renowned for commitment issues, detaching sexually and often times, being "jerks." So, much of this advice is not only directed towards those types of "jerks", but also younger people who are trying to navigate the dating scene.

Even the course of how to re-ignite your marriage, tips on being that woman every man desires and wants and every woman wants to be-won't work.

In fact, I would like to think that the authors of all the above-if they truly knew the man and the relationship you've been involved with, would not only refund your money, but tell you do not pass go, do not collect 200.00-but get straight directly out of the game, period. LOSE HIM.

There is no "game" you can play, stragedies you can take, psycology you can use, to get your man to straight up, fly right, turn around and become the man of your dreams. There is nothing you can do to enchant him, captivate him and make him fall head over heels madly in love with you. Unless of course, abusing HIM is your thing. Then he may give you a shot.

All told-the things that are designed to help people figure out these things called relationships, get inside the minds of men and women-are designed to do that with the non-disordered folks, that yes, really do exsist. So, don't waste your time with this stuff, or your money.

The biggest thing they will tell you is that you need to play hard to get.

If you think these tips will work for you-go ahead and try it. Then see what happens-and it won't be what they tell you will happen.

So pass on that stuff-and stick to sources that can help you to identify and deal with the disordered people.

Just some friendly advice from someone who's been there, too.

1 comment:

  1. *crap* ...heading back to Barnes & Noble with my receipt now! *sigh*

    Nowadays, I often find myself laughing because I think he still believes that I want his sorry ass back!

    It's been long enough for me now, in counseling and such, that I know what he is. I know that I fell in love with someone who never existed...someone he could never, no matter how hard he tried, bring back for me...even if he wanted to. I know now that he can't even feel true love to know what he is missing out on. He's just not capable of it.

    The man I fell in love with and married never existed. Why would I want THAT back in my life?

    I agree with you on all of those books and the hype that is out there. And, well, what works for some does not always work for others. There are too many variables out there...

    I'm thinking I might write a book. It would be one page. All it would say is, "Women, trust your instincts."

    Thanks again, Hon, for sharing your words of wisdom with us! :D

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