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Early abuse and pleasure hormones in response to stress
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Not me, as part of my own abuse therapy I took part in a group.  Most of the people there were women who had been abused as children - and for reasons I could never figure out they seemed to fall from one abusive relationship to another.  It's almost as if they went to what they knew, even though they knew it was painful.
What I see from the report is that the oxytocin uplift in bad situations comes across to them as pleasurable <??>.  Or maybe it's just that they've become so used to the way the abusers behave that they simply don't feel right in a relationship where there is no abuse, the other side of that coin is that many victims feel that they don't deserve anything better, their self worth is so low that the feel as if they aren't worth a loving partner.
We live by each other and for each other. Alone we can do so little. Together we can do so much.
-- Helen Keller
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Re: Early abuse and pleasure hormones in response to stress - by Dragon - 07-28-2013, 08:12 PM

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