Articles related to "Abusive Men"

Men who abuse women with domestic violence, using physical force or emotional manipulation destroy the lives of those they claim to love, and their own children's future.

The control freak clearly exhibits abusive signs. Controlling behavior is common among angry people. Abusive men and abusive women can be helped if they are willing.

The theology of abusive boyfriends has its fundamental basis in the view that the man dominates the woman. 

In order to escape an abusive husband and regain independence, abused women must often seek out secretive ways to hide money to get a divorce.

Charles Dickens is known for his original characters, but there are several stock types of people who recur in several Dickens books.

Why do women ignore the shy, nice guys and date the arrogant 'jerks'? Here's how nice guys can change the rules and get dates whenever they want.

Another famous celebrity, actress Thandie Newton, reveals her past with an eating disorder. The Pursuit of Happyness movie star talks publicly about bulimia.

Alice Walker gained acclaim after her book, The Color Purple, was published in 1982. Her talent is deep, moving, engaging and timeless.

The 'Armed & Famous' crew faces some hairy situations. This time, the scariest things in Muncie are a kitty cat and some fake breasts. Read on for the review.

A Vermont legislator last week said he wanted to vote for same sex marriage but his religion wouldn't let him. Is this a case of double standards?

Elinor Wylie's life attracts more attention than her poems, but some of those poems are worth revisiting.

Justin Theroux directs Billy Crudup and Mandy Moore in an unconventional Romantic Comedy worthy of a viewing. Tom Wilkinson, and Martin Freeman round out the cast.

Some people take a brush-off personally. Here are some well-crafted films about crimes of passion, and rejected lovers who just wouldn't take no for an answer.

Of the women who are killed by their abusing boyfriends, lovers, or husbands 75% are killed while trying to leave the abuse. It must seem safer for women to remain.

Male verbal abuse seems to follow a unique pattern. A cultural tendency to raise boys who deny their feelings results in problems in their relationships as adults.