If you recognize some of these warning signs, it may be time to take action: | |
He puts her down | She may be apologetic and makes excuses for his behaviour or becomes aggressive and angry |
He does all the talking and dominates the conversation | She is nervous about talking when he’s there |
He tries to suggest he is the victim and acts depressed | She seems to be sick more often and misses work |
He tries to keep her away from you | She tries to cover her bruises |
He acts as if he owns her | She makes excuses at the last minute about why she can’t meet you or she tries to avoid you on the street. |
He lies to make himself look good or exaggerates his good qualities | She seems sad, lonely, withdrawn and is afraid |
He acts like he is superior and of more value than others in his home | She uses more drugs or alcohol to cope |