If they are genuinely repentant, abusers will: Stop all blame-shifting. Stop blaming their spouse. Stop making excuses. Commit to going to a professionally run Behaviour Change Group for spouse-abusers. Admit, confess and accept responsibility for all their abuse, in full detail. Identify the attitudes that drive their abusiveness. Relinquish their attitudes of entitlement and superiority… Continue reading Checklist for Repentance
Tag: repentance
Who is Responsible to “Fix” a Broken Marriage Covenant?
"Why is it that when he is wrong, I am the one who always feels guilty?" That's a pretty good question, isn't it? I heard that in a movie once. It was made by the sister of a sociopathic family member who kept everyone else in chaos and confusion by her selfish antics and blaming.… Continue reading Who is Responsible to “Fix” a Broken Marriage Covenant?
