Stories from women who have experienced abusive relationships
Jane: My journey to hell and back began twelve years ago.
Katherine: When his violence became much worse and was being directed at the children, I changed.
Jody: I know what it’s like to be disregarded and disrespected by the legal system.
Anna: It took me a lot of false starts, but eventually I stepped out of an abusive relationship.
Maria: It’s quite a terrible thing to admit that you have been in two abusive relationships.
Alex: I believed he wanted to change. We even went to counselling together.
Jenna: We had our good times but once we were married, his desire to control everything became more obvious.
Kaz: I began to believe that it was my fault and felt like I was in this rollercoaster that I couldn’t get off.
D: I look in the eyes of my baby girl and know that she watched every bit. It helped to be able to see the truth.
Ann: I told him to stop but he wouldn’t, and I pushed him away but he pushed me back.
Julie: After we broke up, he started to stalk me.
Sallie: Falling in love doesn’t mean the guy is right for you.
L: Now I stand up to him when he gives orders.
Kazza: Then over time, sex became more important to him than being together.
Angel: He pushed me into prostitution.
Lena: I married an abusive man who had a severe drinking problem.
Tina: It got to a stage where I didn’t know what the truth was and what was a lie.
Isobel: I felt like a dog on a chain and I couldn’t get off it.
Donna: The more I stayed with him the more it destroyed my self esteem.
Katherine: When his violence became much worse and was being directed at the children, I changed.
Jody: I know what it’s like to be disregarded and disrespected by the legal system.
Anna: It took me a lot of false starts, but eventually I stepped out of an abusive relationship.
Maria: It’s quite a terrible thing to admit that you have been in two abusive relationships.
Alex: I believed he wanted to change. We even went to counselling together.
Jenna: We had our good times but once we were married, his desire to control everything became more obvious.
Kaz: I began to believe that it was my fault and felt like I was in this rollercoaster that I couldn’t get off.
D: I look in the eyes of my baby girl and know that she watched every bit. It helped to be able to see the truth.
Ann: I told him to stop but he wouldn’t, and I pushed him away but he pushed me back.
Julie: After we broke up, he started to stalk me.
Sallie: Falling in love doesn’t mean the guy is right for you.
L: Now I stand up to him when he gives orders.
Kazza: Then over time, sex became more important to him than being together.
Angel: He pushed me into prostitution.
Lena: I married an abusive man who had a severe drinking problem.
Tina: It got to a stage where I didn’t know what the truth was and what was a lie.
Isobel: I felt like a dog on a chain and I couldn’t get off it.
Donna: The more I stayed with him the more it destroyed my self esteem.
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