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Is Your Partner Emotionally Abusive?

If there is a pattern of the following behaviors in your relationship, there is emotional abuse in your relationship.

Are you distressed because your partner resists your efforts to resolve disagreements or relationship issues?

Does your partner believe that you should do what they tell you to do?

Does your partner criticize, mock, or discount you when you express your opinions, needs, and feelings?

Does your partner fail to follow through on their promises to you?

Do you often feel empty or confused when you and your partner discuss an issue between you?

Does your partner often blame you when you are not at fault?

Does your partner hurt you and then act as if they did nothing to upset you?

Does your partner put their needs before yours?

Is it difficult to talk freely to your partner without screening or holding back on what you want to say?

Does your partner often criticize what you do and how you do it?

Are there discrepancies between what your partner says and what he or she does?

Does your partner tell you that you are overly sensitive?

Does your partner often remember an incident or experience quite differently than you do and refuse to consider your version of the experience?

Does your partner lie to you?

Does your partner’s behavior embarrass or humiliate you?

Have you ever been afraid to say no to sex with your partner?

Does your partner treat you like an inferior person or a child?

Does your partner insist that you spend all your spare time with them?

Does your partner give you the silent treatment or withhold approval, affection, sex, or money to get their way?

Does your partner threaten you when they don't get their way?

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If you answered yes to more than a few questions in this quiz and the yes feelings or behaviors occur regularly, there is emotional abuse in your relationship. Professional guidance can help you break old ways of thinking that keep you stuck in ineffective reactions to your partner’s treatment and help you stop the cycle of emotional abuse in your relationship.

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Is Your Partner Emotionally Abusive?

If there is a pattern of the following behaviors in your relationship, there is emotional abuse in your relationship.

Are you distressed because your partner resists your efforts to resolve disagreements or relationship issues?

Does your partner believe that you should do what they tell you to do?

Does your partner criticize, mock, or discount you when you express your opinions, needs, and feelings?

Does your partner fail to follow through on their promises to you?

Do you often feel empty or confused when you and your partner discuss an issue between you?

Does your partner often blame you when you are not at fault?

Does your partner hurt you and then act as if they did nothing to upset you?

Does your partner put their needs before yours?

Is it difficult to talk freely to your partner without screening or holding back on what you want to say?

Does your partner often criticize what you do and how you do it?

Are there discrepancies between what your partner says and what he or she does?

Does your partner tell you that you are overly sensitive?

Does your partner often remember an incident or experience quite differently than you do and refuse to consider your version of the experience?

Does your partner lie to you?

Does your partner’s behavior embarrass or humiliate you?

Have you ever been afraid to say no to sex with your partner?

Does your partner treat you like an inferior person or a child?

Does your partner insist that you spend all your spare time with them?

Does your partner give you the silent treatment or withhold approval, affection, sex, or money to get their way?

Does your partner threaten you when they don't get their way?

Would you like to subscribe to my newsletter?

If you would like to get monthly articles from me with helpful relationship advice, insights, and guidance, please fill in this box.

Incorrect email address.

No thanks. Just show me the results, please.

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