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It\\u2019s not often that we get a listener question from a man, and less often that we actually answer it. But today\\u2019s question of, \\u201cShould I continue to hold out hope for my marriage after abusing my wife? Should I fight for my wife? And what, in your opinion, does that look like?\\u201d struck me as being a question that we could all benefit from, so I\\u2019m going to give you my honest answer and hopefully help all of the women in this community as well as this seemingly well-intentioned man.
Let\\u2019s talk about what taking responsibility looks like, why advocates and victims of emotional abuse using sarcasm and satire to make their points, how abusers who want to change and actually love their wives can do that well (hint: it isn\\u2019t by trying to stay in power and control over the wife), and why my book may help you figure out if you are in an abusive marriage.\\xa0
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