Most people still have several misconceptions about abusive relationships regardless of how smart or confident they are.
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A relationship expert who said she was once in an abusive relationship said there were plenty of times when she thought her partner's attitude was all her fault and says that now she knows much better than she did back then.
Relationship writer Shannon Richey of Binoni list 9 common things people confuse about abusive relationships:
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