I'm a 27 year old writer living on the East Coast of the USA. My favorite thing to do is to watch too much tv and then overanalyze the shit out of it. Sometimes I put my thoughts here, as well as my original writing and other odds & ends.
Emotional abuse is haaard to watch, but it's even harder to encounter it done correctly in a story (regardless of the media). I think what makes them so difficult (to experience personally and even to watch) is that emotional--and verbal--abuse aren't taken all that seriously. If you feel like a relationship is emotionally abusive, it's easy to have others think (and to be convinced) that there's nothing wrong and you're just overreacting, being too sensitive--all of that.
Cheating, people understand. Physical abuse? Something else people can usually get. Emotional abuse? There's something that goes unchecked.
It sounds interesting. I like the nonromantic relationships; there aren't enough of those, not between males and females who could feasibly be together. World needs more aromance. \o/
Cheating, people understand. Physical abuse? Something else people can usually get. Emotional abuse? There's something that goes unchecked.
It sounds interesting. I like the nonromantic relationships; there aren't enough of those, not between males and females who could feasibly be together. World needs more aromance. \o/