by Dr. Jeane King, Ph.D.

We know that domestic abuse survivors endure the tremendous pressure of their controlling partners. And they become accustomed to manipulation as a means to fulfill one’s personal needs.

It’s no wonder that manipulation becomes a method of choice when it comes to meeting their own individual needs. But how satisfying will this be in the long-run?

To read the complete article, please visit: Victimization and Manipulation – 3 Tips for Satisfying Your Needs after the Abusive Relationship

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