Marriage By The Book

Many people are interested in this story, some for good reason since they are either in the same situation or they have a friend the situation.  I am going to make a comment, and admittedly, all I know is what the media has portrayed. 

Should Rihanna have taken Chris back? This is a common question. Well, Proverbs 14:7 says to leave the presence of a fool. In my book, someone who abuses you is a fool.

I have two daughters, one is 22 and the other is 13. I would advise them to turn loose anyone who is either physically or even verbally abusive, ESPECIALLY if you are not married to them. If not married, let go and move on; no matter what this person says, they do not truly love you — they do not have your best interests at heart. If you are married, I would recommend removing yourself (and kids) from the abuse; removing yourself from the situation does not necessarily mean divorce, but perhaps leaving the situation will give the abusive spouse the wake up call they need to make some needed changes.

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