Dear bunnies, I want to share with you a story that still b..

Dear bunnies, I want to share with you a story that still brings tears to my eyes whenever I think about it. It's a story of love, pain, and ultimately, strength. I was in a relationship with a man who I thought was my soulmate. He was charming, handsome, and seemed to love me with all his heart. But slowly, over time, things began to change. At first, it was small things. He would make comments about what I wore, or who I spent time with. But soon enough, it escalated. He would yell at me, call me names, and make me feel like I was nothing without him. The physical abuse started shortly after that. He would hit and push me. I was terrified, but I couldn't bring myself to leave him. I was convinced that he loved me, and that he would change. But he never did. The abuse continued, and I found myself trapped in a cycle of fear and pain. One night, after he had hit me particularly hard, I found myself lying on the floor, bruised and broken mentally. I knew that I couldn't take it anymore. I knew that I had to leave him, or this will end badly for my health... And so, with the help of a few close friends, I left him. It was the hardest thing I've ever done, but it was also the best thing I've ever done. But the pain didn't end there. I still had to deal with the aftermath of the abuse. I went to therapy, but it wasn't enough. The pain was still there, a constant ache in my heart. It wasn't until years later that I finally found peace. I was able to forget about these terrible things with the help of work and people who supported me all the way, they did not even know what I went through, but it helped me ... Looking back on that time in my life still brings tears to my eyes. The pain and fear that I felt, the feeling of being trapped, it's something that I wouldn't wish on my worst enemy. But I am grateful for what I learned from that experience. I learned that love should never hurt. That abuse is never okay. That no one has the right to control you or make you feel trapped. And most importantly, I learned that I am stronger than I ever thought possible. To anyone out there who may be going through something similar, please know that you are not alone. You are not weak or helpless. You are strong and capable of so much more than you realize. There is a way out, and there are people who can help you. Please, reach out for help. Talk to someone you trust, a friend, a family member, a therapist. You deserve to be happy and to be loved. Don't let anyone make you feel like you don't. Thank you for reading my story. I hope that in some small way, it has touched your heart and reminded you of your own strength and resilience. We can all overcome the darkest moments in our lives, and emerge even stronger on the other side.