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Debate Abuse is All They Know

arunima25 said:
Yes, we have to..but in a very gentle supportive way. It should not seem like barging into their personal space. These things are very sensitive and have to be handled carefully. Sometimes a good intention is not enough. If it's not coupled with a sensitive handling, it can backfire.
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Yes of course. Those people might mistake our good intention for being nosy and invading their privacy, so we should be very careful when we are dealing with them.
 
Teegold said:
Yes of course. Those people might mistake our good intention for being nosy and invading their privacy, so we should be very careful when we are dealing with them.
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Yes, they might. And in many cases, they have lost all touch with goodness in the world. And they fail to acknowledge it when it comes to them. They are not ready for it. And in many cases, they might have lost trust in the world. It would be tough to restore that. It's not easy for them or for the person trying to help.
 
It is not easy to come out of a toxic relationship. There are fears, anxiety, and low self-esteem that can prompt fear in them. They want to go but they are afraid of the outcome. They have this mindset that they might meet someone worse than their partner.
 
@Sara. You have put it very well. Their self esteem is shattered. It's not easy to collect oneself and move on. Moreover, they have lost faith and trust in any relationship. It's hard for them to get into any relationship again or to develop a trust for someone.
 
Some people stay in toxic relationships because they don't believe that they can ever find someone like the present abusive person. Inferiority complex is the sponsor to why so many people stay in toxic relationships.
 
eLdavis said:
True that is why I can't really judge people who are in a toxic relationship right now cause we don't really know their full story.
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That's right, I have seen some cases like that, it's not like they don't want to leave, it's just that they can leave right now.
 
arunima25 said:
@Sara. You have put it very well. Their self esteem is shattered. It's not easy to collect oneself and move on. Moreover, they have lost faith and trust in any relationship. It's hard for them to get into any relationship again or to develop a trust for someone.
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Losing faith in oneself and lacking trust in relationship has done more harm than good to people who come out of a toxic relationship. I don't blame them but I always feel for them because it will be hard to start developing trust and the worst of it is low self-esteem.
 
Sara said:
Losing faith in oneself and lacking trust in relationship has done more harm than good to people who come out of a toxic relationship. I don't blame them but I always feel for them because it will be hard to start developing trust and the worst of it is low self-esteem.
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Low self esteem is actually one of the major reasons why most people are suffering.
 
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