Examples of using Abusive partner in English and their translations into Spanish
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If you decide at this time to stay with your abusive partner, there are some things you can try to make your situation better
For example, if the abusive partner uses the societal stereotype that all Latinos are undocumented,
Almost three quarters of those who were ever severely abused were no longer in the abusive relationship and among those who lived with an abusive partner in the past, over half had moved out.
Of those who were living with an abusive partner and moved out, nine out of ten stayed with family or friends, while 7% stayed at either a hostel for the homeless
Repetition", Bowie's exploration of the mind of an abusive partner, was sung in a deliberately unemotional tone that highlighted the lyric
as well as himself, from her abusive partner.
as socially liberating or therapeutic, shows the great difficulty she sometimes has in distancing herself from the position of her abusive partner.
Abusive partners often play"games" and make promises that do not last long.
Abusive partners rarely take responsibility for their actions.
Abusive partners may take money from you
She has had not one, but three, abusive partners.
The Committee is concerned that women victims of violence are advised to return to their abusive partners by authority figures, including the police and magistrates.
Women in poor and marginalized communities were often financially dependent on physically abusive partners and, in some regions, were still seen as men's property.
their children primarily through systems-supporting the women to be safe by leaving their abusive partners and establishing new lives.
no opportunity to leave abusive partners and secure social
In order to guarantee that the frightened women will continue to file complaints against their abusive partners, Women's International Zionist Organization has designed
Not speaking poorly of the abusive partner.
If you're hoping your abusive partner will change.
Try not to speak negatively about the abusive partner.
You cannot help or fix an abusive partner.