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What do you think is the cause of such violence? Whatever the cause, violence is not the solution to conflict resolution. Let me share some points on "Conflict resolution in marriage and relationships during the lock down."
In Luke 17:1 Jesus said to his disciples “It is impossible that no offenses should come, but woe to him through whom they do come!” God created us for connection, not isolation.
Everything that is alive relates to something else, the proof that you are alive and well is your ability to connect with others. Broken relationship is man's primary problem; that's why we need redemption and reconciliation, first to God and then to other people.
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Singapore, Apr'14-This was when we went to Singapore for his birthday. We went zip lining for the first time that day. I look happy here because only when we were away from Chennai I was allowed to remove my thali (mangalsutra) and I had the freedom to wear shorts
Singapore, Apr'14-This was when we went to Singapore for his birthday. We went zip lining for the first time that day. I look happy here because only when we were away from Chennai I was allowed to remove my thali (mangalsutra) and I had the freedom to wear shorts
I was happy to be out, I was happy to be with friends but this was a photo for social media and it doesn’t tell you the real story.
This was the day after he (my ex) got physically violent with me.
This was the day after he (my ex) got physically violent with me.
He hit me, scratched me and pushed me off the bed because I asked him to keep his voice down. He also had this habit of biting and that night he left a huge bite mark on my arm to ‘shut me up’ and to ‘teach me a lesson’. All this when I had my friends sleeping in the next room
