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Mar 15, 2013
 Caroline:
by: Darlene Barriere - Webmaster

Emotional abuse is a very big deal. It leaves the deepest scars, so try not to minimize the effects of it. And emotional abuse is always present when any other type of abuse takes place. And when we expect others to validate our pain and what happened to us, we give away our power. You know what happened. You know how you feel. So I'm a big proponent of giving ourselves what we need. Treat yourself better than anyone ever has: with dignity, respect and self-love. You certainly deserve it. I send you love, light and healing energy, Caroline. Thank you for sharing your story with my visitors and me.

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Mar 20, 2013
 Caroline,
by: AnonymousT

Emotional or verbal abuse is a big deal...it's just that it's so hard for people to either see it's happening or to trust it's real. It's real, but it's invisible, like a virus. It infects and goes from one generation to the next.

Emotional abuse causes us to question our worth, to question ourself. We have to love ourself when no one did, we stop the cycle.

T

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