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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]Wow. I'm sorry. They sound like trash. [/quote] His parents didn't raise his sister this way. They're just as horrified. We want to place the blame on her husband but she's just as guilty. She says things like "she's learned not to argue with him" a lot now.[/quote] My mom wasn't raised that way either. Yet, she stayed married to my dad for 23 years and he beat the shit out of her and us every week like clock work. It only ended because he killed himself. I have to appear in court on Wednesday as a prosecution witness to a DV case involving a coworker. According to her sister, they weren't raised that way either. She's back with her abuser and trying to convince me it was all a 'huge misunderstanding'. Domestic violence is fucked up. I'm make sure she knows you're there for her without judgment but, personally, I couldn't tolerate being around them.[/quote] Hey everyone. I know this is hard to follow but sister in law is not the one in the abusive relationship. However she is the one defending it. The woman in the relationship has a 2 year old daughter who along with my nephew witnessed the trash behavior.[/quote]
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