Homefront Nightmare [13+] Why I Chose to Leave a Wounded Warrior |
Greetings and Happy Account Anniversary, Deborah. This was a raw, heartfelt and brutally honest personal narrative that struck home for me in many ways, though (and partly because) my life experience has had nothing like yours in it. I fret about these issues all the time: how will I react to someone who presents themselves as a person who might be suitable for marriage? How would I know if it was real or fake? How do you identify the “warning signs” of a dangerous person? Is it possible to understand the difference between my issues and their issues? These are part of the many reasons why I generally avoid human interactions at all costs. I think too much about getting into situations like this because I feel as though I’d be easy prey. I always recommend using Size 4 Verdana font to ensure readability and accessibility across devices. A word count at the beginning would be helpful so we know what we’re getting into. Being a deeply personal story, I have nothing to suggest by way of correcting or modifying. It’s your story and you can tell it however you want. I admire your strength of character in sticking with the situation for so long and also for letting go when it became obvious it was no longer a safe relationship. One must always keep the children in mind in any situation, and I generally believe that one should remove themselves from a relationship as soon as there is any sign of instability or risk of violence from the other partner. You held on, believing it would be better for the children, and I respect that. I’m glad you and the kids are safe now. Take care, thanks for sharing and keep writing My review has been submitted for consideration in "Good Deeds Get CASH!" .
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