Most people begin experimenting with romantic love as teenagers, and during that time they start experiencing what love and partnership means. Combining this with what may be complicated family histories can be a recipe for some problems.

According to a recent report on teenagers …

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“Abuse Confused as Love”

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  1. sheryl 6:18 am on November 15th, 2007

    I have had this in my life for over 20 years, verbal threats @ verbal abuse, plus physical abuse a long time ago. I have veral abuse @ threats made to me all the time & when his friends are around its a lot worse…. sheryl briggs….

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