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Taff

Taff Report 13 Feb 2008 20:05

yep, you got it Ellan!!

Rambling

Rambling Report 13 Feb 2008 20:16

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The Men's Advice Line helpline provides a range of services aimed primarily at men experiencing domestic abuse from their partner.

We do this by:

Giving men a chance to talk about their experiences
Providing emotional support
Providing practical advice
Providing sign-posting to a range of services including housing and legal options
Providing solutions that are focussed on the needs of our callers
Non-judgmental approach
Informed by research
Led by practice
Men's Advice Line also provides a range of services to professionals from both the statutory and voluntary sector.

These include:

Best practice when working with male victims of domestic violence
Information and advice about local service provision for male victims of domestic violence
Provision of resources
Provision of training

Men's Advice Line works in conjunction with Broken Rainbow, Respect and the National 24 Domestic Violence Helpline,
operated in partnership between Women’s Aid and Refuge.

Newby Kim

Newby Kim Report 13 Feb 2008 20:17

Ellen , Whirley , you got it xxxxx
Taff ( I,ve got loads more to thank you for xxxxx ) ...
xxxxssxx

Whirley

Whirley Report 13 Feb 2008 20:45

Ellan very true, there is no stereotype.

to all on this thread hurt by past stuff a hug for you all(((((((((hug))))))))))

for anyone who maybe looking in and too frightened or worried to add to this thread, pls feel free to send a private message to anyone you may feel comfy with on here, even if it is to just talk.

I think I speak for us all and say if anyone looking in would like to send a private message to any one of us, it will be treated in the strictest of confidence.

xx

Taff

Taff Report 13 Feb 2008 20:49

kim, me? noooooo........................

Taff

Taff Report 13 Feb 2008 20:53

and yes , if anyone wants to pm me , feel free. it will be between you and me and NO_ONE ELSE!!

Ladybird...:)  xx

Ladybird...:) xx Report 13 Feb 2008 20:54

just a few reasons

Fear
Blame
Shame
Financial
Where can i go

and




















Love



Should add i have never been there myself but i know and work with a lot who have
ann





Taff

Taff Report 13 Feb 2008 20:57

see, so many have either been there or know people that have/are going through it!

mynameised

mynameised Report 13 Feb 2008 20:57

don know

Newby Kim

Newby Kim Report 13 Feb 2008 21:00

Whirls , thanks .. anyone , please pm me anytime ..xxxxxxx
Taff .. YES , YOU >>>>>>>>>>>>
(((HUGS)))
kim

ChrisofWessex

ChrisofWessex Report 13 Feb 2008 21:00

Shame/dispair/finances/where to go/even more disruption to children's lives. Hope that when they say it will never happen again - that this time he/she means it.

It is a true saying a leopard never changes his spots - a husband can look at his wife the next morning and gaze upon her battered face and deny he ever did it. Get out and run - you will survive - or better still - see if you can get OH out and change locks/restraining order.

Taff

Taff Report 13 Feb 2008 21:06

I found it easier just to run Chris, and never went back, because of the memories,... holes in the doors, that were around my head , broken plates that slashed my face etc,.

JoyBoroAngel

JoyBoroAngel Report 13 Feb 2008 21:12

its better to be skint than dead

materiel things don't matter a life does

if your partners violent get out

i will help anybody

who is suffering domestic violence

if they really loved you

they would not put you through this

at least one person dies every week

at the hands of a so called loved one

Taff

Taff Report 13 Feb 2008 21:14

I would hope we all would Joy......
xxx

Whirley

Whirley Report 13 Feb 2008 21:59

Ladybird..........I have to say I agree with all your points and they are all good, true ones, except for the "love" bit........for me, the "love" bit was gone for me...........he had beaten that one out of me, no respect or love was left......................

I spent alot of my time thinking,,,,,,,,,,,is this right?.....why is this happening to me?

Is there something wrong with me??

UzziAndHerDogs

UzziAndHerDogs Report 13 Feb 2008 22:05

I aint read most of the answers but will hazzard a guess u got ur answer

Abuse takes many forms and what some see as it others except.
Why do people stay in a relationship where abuse is there ...so many many reasons.
Sad at times but it's true that so many stay cos they dont know what to do.

JoyBoroAngel

JoyBoroAngel Report 13 Feb 2008 22:06

shirley

the problem was with him

not you hun

sending you a ((((hug)))

Whirley

Whirley Report 13 Feb 2008 22:06

very true Uzzi.......

Ladybird...:)  xx

Ladybird...:) xx Report 13 Feb 2008 22:08

I am so sorry to hear about you experience.. i guess you felt numb at times.. maybe why cant we be like other couples etc..hope your pain has eased for you..the love bit that you mentioned thats the reason i left right down the bottom of what i wrote, as some people beleive thats love
you tc care .. hear if you ever need me
love
ann

Whirley

Whirley Report 13 Feb 2008 22:10

Thanks Ladybird & Joy.

xxxxxxxhug to you both))))))