Staying Home - A Short Film (2020) 

Amen 🙏🏽✝️❤️

My friends don't want to help me my mom and step dad are both narcissistic and tell me I'm too difficult and to be greatful he puts up with me.

@@unapologeticella4540 I would help you if I could😊

Real in Nowdays ???😂 Lmao

What

What how could you do this

Or HE should not have treated her like that.

It’s not that simple as just leaving

@@Gandolf2121 I know.

He shouldn’t have treated her like that she was afraid of him that’s why she didn’t leave most likely

Are u okay? Are u In danger?

Leave secretly

Stab him if you feel the need to

You wrote that you’re scared he’s gonna hurt you two years ago. Are you OK now?

In a situation like that, it’s not easy to let that call go away unnoticed. In that time, she would probably receive more abuse than before, and the man would believe he is justified for hurting her. That doesn’t get rid of the option for calling the police, but oftentimes, slinking out before the abuser can even realize is the least traumatic option for the victim. I would most definitely call a friend, rather than the police, although there’s an extreme point where the police would be a better option.

From experience, even when you can call the police the solution is temporary. The abuser will go to jail for the night if there are visible bruises, then get bailed out. If nothing visible then it’ll be that they’re told to leave for the evening. Then when they come back it can be much worse. So I had to call a hotline and plan an escape when he went to work and forgot to lock the door one day. I had to change my job and schedule and was given an apartment to stay in that had 24/7 security and a curfew. It took moving out of state before I actually felt safe though and that was a year after I last saw him.

🤔

@@shadowx2652 ayoooooo

@@alz6889 so awkward😅

Hooray for you 👏. Wish I could right now 😌

Silver fang, hi✋✋. Are you still there? I wish you the best💕💕💕💕💕💕.

@@shadowx2652 You just have to do it secretly, bring enough cash, take the important documents and IDs, essentials, meds if you have any, and a little food and water, if it's going to take some time to get to where you need to.

@@patriciaking7892 um thanks😅

@@Sanjali04 ha ha thanks but I wouldn’t need to do it secretly

Yes

My ex husbands mom felt bad for me. She knew he was just like his dad. She knew it all... 😰

😥

Try contacting local ngos. They may help

I’m also trying, been trying for 4 years. And it’s true it does get harder and harder especially if you have children, no money, no where to go, no support. We been “together” for 4 years and the person says that I’m just throwing it all away when in reality things started to go down hill within the first year.

I hope all is well Ella, if you haven't already done so please leave if you feel in danger. You are safer in another place, also there are organizations for abused women of domestic violence. I would advice you to Google these resources. Get in touch with a trusted family member or therapist if you can to heal. Don't disclose your new location or stay with a maniac. This is for anyone going through the same thing as you. Good vibes and positive blessings to you. 🙏✨

The wine was a distraction to get away from the abusive boyfriend

👏🏻😄

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All what?

@@shadowx2652 hooray good job leaving ur abusive wife🎉🎉🎉🎉🎉🎉🎉🎉

What about it?

@@shadowx2652 What do you mean

@@erickbuckner4485 I was trying to ask her what she was trying to say something about the ending and I wondering what

She did