Ru?: My Years of Domestic Violence

By JohnRyan JR

I went through a lot of domestic violence in my relatioship and this book will tell you a small amount of what i had to endure, I wrote this book to help people identify some key facts of a domestic violence relationship. My book talks about drinking, money issues and psychological dv.

• Language: English
• Publisher: Xlibris AU
• Release date: Nov 21, 2021
• ISBN: 9781669885344

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Copyright © 2021 by JohnRyan JR.

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Rev. date: 11/15/2021

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CONTENTS

Domestic Violence –

Support Numbers for Men (AUS)

Support Numbers for Women (AUS)

Support for Youth (AUS)

Canada Help

British Columbia

United States

In loving memory of my mother.

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1947–2021

You were a beautiful lady and did your very best for all of us six children. You are so dearly missed and will always be remembered. We saw you at your funeral and hope that you loved what we had done on the day for you.

Love,

Your family

My relationship started off well.

I moved to Gladstone. As all relationships, it started off as fun. You did not think about anything else except your new partner. At the start, I did not have a job, so I was staying at home, doing all the housework at the time, and I did not mind while I looked for work.

We did have a lot of laughs, and we would go for walks late at night after a heap of drinks and not get home until early hours of the morning. This time was wonderful and exciting and full of surprises. We didn’t mind staying home and enjoying each other’s company. We would just sit and talk and talk. We would walk through the parks and look at the stars. On odd occasions,

we would lay straight on the ground and look into each other’s eyes.

She would come home from work excited and happy to see me, full of love, and we would sit and drink and talk. Honestly, the drink was her fun, but I did not mind early on. I would start slowing down with the drinks as she