Assignment: <em>Write two paragraphs that describe the warning signs of a physically and sexually controlling relationship and describe the decision-making process a person should go through when deciding to leave an abusive relationship.</em>
Response: When the red flags start to arise, it's usually too late for someone to turn away from the relationship as they were blinded by the possibility of their significant other getting 'better', even if it seems hopeless. They didn't realize the control their partner had over them, and how emotionally exhausted they became within minutes of being with them. Their life no longer belonged to them, and they lost themselves quickly. A study back in 2018 showed that regardless of gender, the person stuck in the unhealthy relationship too dearly loved their lover, and even if it resulted in a harmful ending, a lot of them would end up with Stockholm syndrome. This shows how completely and utterly their life was taken over.
Uplifting Note: Love is a powerful thing, but make sure you always put yourself first.
She should be told to use the call bell because that doesn't confirm or deny her suspicions and would put her at ease.
Your answer would possibly be D. Yes because he is trying to provide the best possible care to his patient.
if this is incorrect, then i am sorry.
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