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Oprah.com Community: HELP!!!!! I...
Published (2009-12-22 19:48:00)
Thank you for your advice and kind words. Prayer is exactly what I need right now, thank you. What you said about the hurt never going away as long as he is around is so true. I don't think I could ever really please him. I have had true love before and this is NOT IT!!!! I wish your daughter the best and truly hope things get better for her. Right now I am trying to make it through this Christmas holiday. My daughter is so excited about...
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Oprah.com Community: Vampires...
Published (2009-12-17 14:26:00)
I love this..can you elaborate more on this topic? I've often wondered if I've taken on some of my N husbands traits as a defense mechanism.. Such as selfishness. I learned over the years that he worries about himself and himself alone. In turn I feel I've turned selfish myself, and keep my own needs and wants at the top of my list ( and my kids of course) knowing that he's not worrying about them. I'm alway on edge...
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Oprah.com Community: Vampires...
Published (2009-12-22 10:14:00)
Yes, it took me at least 25 years to learn to trust myself. It helps a lot to read SO MANY stories of women who feel just like me and have experienced the same confusion. I think that these narcissistic men do find non-empathetic women, they just can't stay with them. Only a seriously empathetic person can suffer this type, and only in such a relationship can a narcissitic man reveal his true self. If narcissism is a form of self...
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Oprah.com Community: The...
Published (2009-12-24 15:40:00)
Thank you Monabeeswa, for saying something that I was forced to do, in order to save my children from ending up adopting the behaviours of the Narcissistic Father. I believed and functioned on the basis that silence was not golden when it came to how my children were supposed to deal with and respond to their father's N behaviour. I cannot even begin to imagine how damaged my children would have become if I had followed the usual...
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Oprah.com Community: Verbal...
Published (2009-12-15 09:58:00)
Saulsaud, my heart goes out to you. I have been married for 1 years to a man who has been verbally and emotionally abusive for most of that time. Same things you're talking about, telling me I'm horrible, that his family and friends think badly of me, that all things in our marriage are my fault, if I'd just done something differently.... I understand what you say about it sucking your soul out. I ended up believing I was...
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Oprah.com Community: NDP Ex in...
Published (2009-12-23 23:58:00)
legacy301 wrote: I am an independent woman with a very bubbly personality but he destroyed alot of that. I became depressed, I felt like I was nothing, He makes you feel like you are nothing and tore you down- who needs to be around a guy like that? NO CONTACT. It all hit a head at the height of my depression, I felt suicidal. When I ended the relationship with him that same week, he laughed at me and said I was 'unstable' and...
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Oprah.com Community: NDP Ex in...
Published (2009-12-23 19:13:00)
legacy I think you should stay no contact. Read what you wrote, what he did to you, way he treated you, If you are strong enough to go and "SEE" HIM for what HE" REALLY" is, to be sure you are done with him, then go and observe him and his pathetic act. You can not explain, talk things over, apply logic, or ever make sense of what he does and you will never have closure. Make no mistake, he is not in denial, he really...
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Oprah.com Community: being...
Published (2009-12-15 18:24:00)
Hello Arcastle, It is sad, It is sad that we have to make decisions that we really are not comfortable making in order to live. The only reason that I stay is that he is not a mean drunk. I know that sounds awful but I can't see messing up my family right at this moment. I am changing my attitude about myself after years of being scared, walking on eggshells, covering up things so he wouldn't yell. things like that. I now keep...
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Oprah.com Community: Abusers and...
Published (2009-12-16 16:19:00)
I'm not sure if the person i'm with -or should I say WAS with - is a narcissist, he has so many of the traits mentionned here.. but lately, he hasn't been manifesting these things, that's why I was wondering if it was possible to realize the wrong they've done and stop themselves.. anyway, I'm done with him... after so many break-ups and ups and downs, and 5 years of taking him back after the most hurtful things,...
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Latest active threads on Abuse: Physical, Verbal or Emotional::
Started 1 year, 4 months ago (2008-07-31 22:34:00)
by cheekz62
OMG just reading this post made me realize that you just described my husband...Now I know why his family and friends do the things they do for him. I now realize because y parents dont cater to him that is the real reason why he doesn't like them. My family is the easiest people in the world to get along with. Just another wake up call for me!!!! Just waiting for the right moment to have...
Started 21 hours, 23 minutes ago (2009-12-25 05:44:00)
by verite2
Hi,
Maybe I'm reading you wrongly but I just find it a bit odd that you mentioned the word 'abusive' twice. Maybe it's just me.
IMHO, it's better to be divorced than to be together in a situation where one or both partners are not happy. Are you unhappy? Or just looking for a thrill, an excitement? Have you talked to your partner about how you feel?
I get a feeling that you're ...
Started 2 days, 23 hours ago (2009-12-23 03:50:00)
by legacy301
Please excuse the typo in the Subject line - "NDP" should be " NPD"
Started 1 year ago (2008-12-17 23:15:00)
by airica1055
I am currently going through a separation with a narcissist after 16 years of marriage. I can't believe that I just realized what he was and why he hurt me so.
I have been through HELL with this man. Countless affairs, countless jobs, losing a house, losing my mental stability and therefore not able to function at work. They are ruthless in their effort to feed their insecurities ...
Started 1 year, 3 months ago (2008-09-20 08:11:00)
by 1chuckles
Terrific list! I should print it out and carry it with me at all times to remind myself that I am not making things up when his behavior fits one of these categories - or most of them. I've spent too much of my life questioning MY reaction towards his behavior instead of just admitting that he has a serious problem, but is unable to recognize it. Thanks mammolie! Once again, your posts are ...
Started 8 months, 3 weeks ago (2009-04-02 18:08:00)
by forjenny
Hello Tori, This has been said so many times before but I have to say it....... He will only change when he wants to.....You can only change yourself and your own situation....
This said... I am living with my alcoholic husband... We have been married 34 years... He was not always this way... In the last 7-8 years it has gotten progressively worse. He goes to work every day and is a very...
Started 4 days, 23 hours ago (2009-12-21 03:44:00)
by legacy301
Oh Ang839
You are decribing exactly the behaviour I had experienced with my ex. The disgust in his voice when he spoke to me, the sitting on the couch and completely ignoring me, oh I could go on and on... We've broken up about 6 weeks ago, I couldn't stand the person I became - a shell of a woman and majorly depressed, I had to save myself and leave the relationship.
You are in an ...
Started 3 days, 7 hours ago (2009-12-22 19:24:00)
by elpaws
Question? What do you mean by 'living in the dark with yourself .'
If you mean, you are allowing the hurt to control you, to envelop you to the point where you close down from other people, preferring them not to see you, that is a problem. No, a challenge. Like any wound not allowed to breathe it will fester and do exactly what it is doing to you.
First things first, believe it or ...
Started 1 week, 1 day ago (2009-12-17 14:26:00)
by brookhood
I love this..can you elaborate more on this topic?
I've often wondered if I've taken on some of my N husbands traits as a defense mechanism.. Such as selfishness. I learned over the years that he worries about himself and himself alone. In turn I feel I've turned selfish myself, and keep my own needs and wants at the top of my list ( and my kids of course) knowing that he's not worrying ...
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Hot threads for last week on Abuse: Physical, Verbal or Emotional::
Started 4 days, 23 hours ago (2009-12-21 03:44:00)
by legacy301
Oh Ang839
You are decribing exactly the behaviour I had experienced with my ex. The disgust in his voice when he spoke to me, the sitting on the couch and completely ignoring me, oh I could go on and on... We've broken up about 6 weeks ago, I couldn't stand the person I became - a shell of a woman and majorly depressed, I had to save myself and leave the relationship.
You are in an ...
Started 1 week, 1 day ago (2009-12-17 14:26:00)
by brookhood
I love this..can you elaborate more on this topic?
I've often wondered if I've taken on some of my N husbands traits as a defense mechanism.. Such as selfishness. I learned over the years that he worries about himself and himself alone. In turn I feel I've turned selfish myself, and keep my own needs and wants at the top of my list ( and my kids of course) knowing that he's not worrying ...
Started 2 days, 23 hours ago (2009-12-23 03:50:00)
by legacy301
Please excuse the typo in the Subject line - "NDP" should be " NPD"
Started 1 year, 3 months ago (2008-09-20 08:11:00)
by 1chuckles
Terrific list! I should print it out and carry it with me at all times to remind myself that I am not making things up when his behavior fits one of these categories - or most of them. I've spent too much of my life questioning MY reaction towards his behavior instead of just admitting that he has a serious problem, but is unable to recognize it. Thanks mammolie! Once again, your posts are ...
Started 1 year, 4 months ago (2008-07-31 22:34:00)
by cheekz62
OMG just reading this post made me realize that you just described my husband...Now I know why his family and friends do the things they do for him. I now realize because y parents dont cater to him that is the real reason why he doesn't like them. My family is the easiest people in the world to get along with. Just another wake up call for me!!!! Just waiting for the right moment to have...
Started 1 year, 4 months ago (2008-08-14 09:07:00)
by gingan
Hi French27:
As a man married to a woman diagnosed with BPD I read your post with great interest. To anyone in a relationship with someone that appears to have symptoms of BPD I strongly reccommend 3 wonderful books: Mason & Kreger "Walking on Eggshells", Kreiman & Strauss "Sometimes I act crazy", and Kreiman & Strauss "I hate you, don't leave me".
You wrote a fairly good ...
Started 8 months, 1 week ago (2009-04-16 09:59:00)
by 1chuckles
marti - If you've lived with it for years you can pretty much guarantee that it won't stop. Follow your gut instincts. They are telling you that you want peace in your life. Will therapy help you to understand why you stayed and accepted the abuse? Maybe. But therapy is only meant to change you, not him. Your last sentence says it all.
Started 4 days, 10 hours ago (2009-12-21 16:12:00)
by nebogipfel
I work with a lot of social workers (though I am not one). I have never heard of this, but it probably comes under the general "social worker" heading. It sounds like a great thing. I wish that service were available here. Contact the State Board for either "Mental Health Practitioners" or "Social Work" in the state that you're interested in moving to. They are usually part of that state's ...
Started 3 days, 7 hours ago (2009-12-22 19:24:00)
by elpaws
Question? What do you mean by 'living in the dark with yourself .'
If you mean, you are allowing the hurt to control you, to envelop you to the point where you close down from other people, preferring them not to see you, that is a problem. No, a challenge. Like any wound not allowed to breathe it will fester and do exactly what it is doing to you.
First things first, believe it or ...
Started 8 months, 3 weeks ago (2009-04-02 18:08:00)
by forjenny
Hello Tori, This has been said so many times before but I have to say it....... He will only change when he wants to.....You can only change yourself and your own situation....
This said... I am living with my alcoholic husband... We have been married 34 years... He was not always this way... In the last 7-8 years it has gotten progressively worse. He goes to work every day and is a very...
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