Toni Patton
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popping over from Blog Stalkers…..my sister is finally getting out of an abusive (emotionally) marriage and I see a lot of this in her too…thank you for sharing your story
That was a very brave post. I’ve never been in that situation myself but I have watched dear friends go through similar ordeals. I’m so glad that you are out of that now and here to blog with us. God Bless!!!
Thank you for writing this, Toni. You are so right. People need to stop judging and to start listening, caring, and understanding.
No one knows until they’ve been there themselves. That’s it, that’s all.
Thank you again. And I’m glad you’re ok.
Hugs Toni…
I’ve been there…done that. You are a brave one for speaking out!
Oh Toni… I had no idea. I think youre amazing! You really are one strong ass woman, I know it!!
Thanks for sharing your story. I have a very, very similar past. I posted about it a little while back in my “diggin’ up the past” series of blogs. You can do a search for that title on my coffee with the mrs. blog if you’d like to.
I don’t share a ton of details but I wanted to share something hoping to help someone else someday.
You’re right about those who are annoyed. Being annoyed = not understanding.When you don’t understand, you should pray first and let God be the judge.
I never ‘got it’ until I was in it. The people that never give up are the ones that really care. Great post Toni. Thanks for sharing.
Thanks for addressing this Toni not just on my blog (I am the one who asked the question) but here as well. Its hard for me to fathom some of it, yes. But your story helps me to understand, to empathise and to want to help. I aoppreciate you and your struggles. ((hugs))
You are so brave, brave to have gotten out of it in one piece (good for you!) and brave for sharing to help others. I suspect my sister maybe enduring emotional abuse, and she will not listen. What can I do? We live states apart and she knows how I feel about him, so much so she won’t call anymore, so she doesn’t have to hear it. I’m at a loss here…
It’s always easier for those of us that have never endured such a situation to say “why don’t they just leave”. I know I have said that before. You just don’t understand, if it’s not you. Thanks for sharing your story and helping us see the other side.
I think you are right on with the reasons women stay in these types of relationships.
I’m so proud of you for overcoming so much. And, of course you are stronger and better woman for it! ๐
{{{Toni}}} I stayed, too.
HUGS very well typed Toni.
That was such a brave post to write Toni!! I was in a horrible abusive relationship too…only i had already had my son. Thanks for sharing your story, maybe i can become brave enough to share mine.
Wow, Toni, you and I have more in common than I thought… ๐ Been there – wrote about it recently on my blog in a weekly segment of the road to my Miracle Baby. ๐ You are right on the money on how it is and how it is perceived. Thank you so much for sharing! ((HUGZ!))
Like you, I’m so glad all of my experiences with abusive relationships happened before I had my son. I’ve posted a bit of my story before, and it’s not easy. I think it was brave of you to share your thoughts on this!
Hugs!
There is no need for shame, my friend. Once confessed and forgiven God lets go and so should we! Thanks for the transparent post!