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Don't Become a Victim of Tragic Love! by Tammy L Rockett-Box
Tuesday, February 9, 2010
Rated "PG" by the Author.
In my recent book “Tragic Love” I share personal details of a young man who becomes involved in a forbidden relationship. The young lady had been a victim herself of abuse and suffered with mental issues and other anxieties.
From the very beginning the family recognizes the signs and attempts to tell the young man to get out of the relationship.
Two weeks after the young man moves in with is girlfriend-- tragedy strikes under very strange and unusual circumstances; the young man succumbs to an untimely death.
According to a 1998 report by the Department of Justice on the National Violence Against Women Survey: 1,510,455 women and 834,732 men are victims of physical violence by a partner. This means that every 37.8 seconds, somewhere in America a man is battered and every 20.9 seconds, somewhere in America a woman is battered.
We often hear the horror stories of women who are abused by their partners; however, it is very seldom that we hear about men who are battered by women--most likely because men don't report it; they're too embarrassed. Therefore, I would take an educated guess and say that the statistics of abused men are much higher than indicated.
No matter whether male of female…Abuse is never okay!
If you are in an abusive relationship – GET OUT! Don’t become a statistic of death. There are many organizations that you can reach out to for help. National Domestic Violence Hotline (800) 799-SAFE
(800) 922-2600
TDD (800) 787-3224 National Child Abuse Hotline (800) 422-4453 National Suicide Hotline (800) SUICIDE Rape, Abuse, Incest Network RAIN (800) 656-HOPE National Victim Center (800) 394-2255 National Coalition Against Domestic Violence 303-839-1852
OR New York State Coalition 518-482-5465
Dozens of Frequently Asked Questions regarding Pathological Narcissism, relationships with abusive narcissists, and the Narcissistic Personality Disorder.
“Being a couple yet free is our next challenge on the evolutionary ladder. This book successfully helps us unravel the myths that block that achievement. It does it with warmth, with readability, and with balance. It recreates everyday problems and
