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Most people know that abusing alcohol can sometimes lead to liver disease and/or liver failure. Even more are aware that alcoholism is often viewed as a disease, rather than just a bad habit. Many, however,…
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Red Flags They Might Be An Abuser
If you or someone you know think they might be getting into an abusive situation look out for these signs:
- They quickly commit to a relationship
- They’re a loner
- They’re incredibly possessive and become jealous easily
- They call you or you friend names and are demeaning
- They emotionally extort you by threatening suicide
- Take away your choices like your social life, friends, and food
- Have a sense of entitlement
- Always blames the victim
- They present a false sense of superiority but are insecure
- Have a lack of empathy
- Early in the relationship they say they’re concerned for your safety while being super controlling
- They have dual personalities
- Have a lack of communication skills
- They have unrealistic expectations or demands placed on you
