What happened?
Don’t you know?
Why would I ask if I knew?
What were you thinking when you humiliated me and made me feel guilty in every manner possible. I did not even know the term ‘emotional abuse’, but I learnt … and more than that…
Cut it short, baby! What is it that you want? I’m getting late.
Revenge.
He felt his eyes sting, but there were no tears. He felt a fire in the gut, but there was no repentance. He lunged at her with full force, but fell on the ground.
His coffee was laced with poison.
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Making feel guilty is the great game going on in between spouses.
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At a point one thinks – am I really that bad? I remember a guy telling his wife – “I made it in life despite you.”
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Some family members especially in-laws never pass a chance to make someone guilty to the extant that you start believing in them.
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Outlaws indeed 🙂
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Oh! Great ending. Emotional atyachar is greater than physical, often. It takes a lot of courage to take revenge like this.
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I wish that on the #Thatshim criminals,
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I love your story, the ending is great.
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Thanks, Helene!
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Emotional abuse itself is poisonous. No one sees or hears it but the sufferer silently feels it.
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Unspoken and unspeakable.
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