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A Case Summary of Relationship Advice:
The marriage did not survive, but the wife’s future was saved
In spite of a Divorce, You may entitle this summary as an example of a successful rescue from domestic violence through the process of EMPOWERMENT.
At one point after four months of marriage, M. was puzzled, hurt and frightened. She had started a new job and gave her phone number to a male colleague also new and in training. When he called, one evening, her husband became furious. M. was gentle and willing to “compensate”, but his sexual behavior was close to violence. M. felt as a rape victim. Later he checked her phone and found that she had returned a call to her co-worker. He accused her of ‘acting cheap’, said he couldn't trust her anymore, pulled from a hidden drawer some illegal drugs (his prior addiction) and walked out for several hours. M. was stunned: not only from his abuse of her but his wedding promise not to abuse drugs! M. recalled that while they were dating there were several social encounters in which she was embarrassed by her husband’s rude and controlling remarks regarding her supposedly staring at other men. He was very agitated, but not violent, she commented. She also admitted that her instincts were to protest, but her irrational fear from childhood memories about her father’s estrangement after a conflict with her mother, blocked all oppositions. And yes, M. feared canceling the wedding plans. The last episode, was so alarming for her, it elicited a new fear: thoughts of Divorce.
Acting as an Online Relationship Expert I first helped M. to tune to her feelings: she could not however compromise the love for her husband with his abuse behavior. Violence and drugs were not an option!
I then advised M. to assess the magnitude of the current problem. She realized that her work environment would always involve interactions with male co-workers. The more she would advance in her job, the more interactions she would have with co-workers thus more insecure and hostile her husband would be.
The next advice in this Online Counseling involvement was to create an action plan which includes professional counseling process.At the second session I was told that he rejected her plan for a marriage counseling process.
M. therefore accepted my other advice regarding an alternative: to prepare, with many rehearsals, how to initiate a dialogue with her husband. The advantage of having an Online Relationship Expert was very clear here... When M. felt ready, she exchanged her views regarding values, expectations, norms and moral guidelines. M. was not fearful any more. Her marriage had to be either re-defined and re-structured, or terminated.
Two weeks later they both filed for a non-consensual Divorce. Yes, there are times when you have to choose between two bad alternatives; saving your life for an unwanted Divorce seems to be such a case.
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