In His Own Words: Narcissistic Woman
It’s day 19 of Domestic Violence Awareness Month for Men and Boys, the invisible victims of domestic violence. Falling in love with an abusive, personality disordered woman is like living a fairy tale in reverse.
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In His Own Words: Heeding childhood lessons
“I remember my father ducking down the basement stairs as my mother launched a coffee cup through the window of the kitchen door.”
In His Own Words: The making of a knight in shining armor
The White Knight impulse: most men seem to have it. Sometimes, it might even be healthy. Sometimes. But don’t count on it. Domestic Violence Awareness Month continues.
In His Own Words: A real time cry for help
It’s day 12 of Domestic Violence Awareness Month for Men and Boys, a cooperative effort between DAHMW, Shrink4Men and A Voice for Men. Today’s In His Own Words is a real time cry for help.
In His Own Words: Dodging a bullet
The red flags were all there: verbal abuse, public humiliation, physical hitting followed by minimizing mixed with loving and courtesy. The red flags are often there. Do we always see them? Domestic Violence Awareness Month continues.
In His Own Words: The monster behind the beautiful mask
It is Day 8 of Domestic Violence Awareness Month, and we continue the joint venture between DAHMW, Shrink4Men and A Voice for Men to raise awareness of the invisible victims of domestic violence. Today, we bring you a story from “George.”
In His Own Words: Princess turns into a poisonous toad
It’s day 7 of Domestic Violence Awareness Month. A Voice for Men, Shrink4Men and DAHMW are committed to raising awareness about male victims of domestic abuse, the invisible victims.
In His Own Words: BPD Mom and a recently divorced custody evaluator walk into a courtroom . . .
It’s day 6 of Domestic Violence Awareness Month. Today’s In His Own Words features “Thom” — yet another father and child casualty of the family court meat grinder. Dr. Tara Palmatier brings you the story…again.
In His Own Words: Dangerous crazy bitch ahead
There are a lot of warning signs for future trouble in a relationship. It is a healthy idea to pay attention to them early. Some warning signs are subtle, like a mild drinking problem. Some signs are not so subtle. Like being a crazy bitch.
In His Own Words: another VAWA success story
It is Day 4 of Domestic Violence Awareness Month and the forth day in our series on men who suffer abuse in their relationships and who are often subsequently abused by social policy, public ignorance, and even the law of the land.
