Women, Know Your Rights

Violence, Forced Sex In a Marriage is Not a ‘Personal Matter’
http://en.suarakeadilan.com/current-news/2009/06/9135

This can happen to anyone, no matter how serious it has been inflicted.

*Physical (bodily) injuries, leaves a scar, may or may not heal over time.
*Emotional (feelings) imbalance, leaves negative impressions.
*Mental (thinking) disturbances, is by far the most harmful and dangerous thing to have.

* Have you been mentally manipulated?
* Do you often feel guilty and responsible for whatever actions & outcome?
* Is your logic thinking often restricted?
* Has he/she forced you to alienate friends, family & other people, leaving you with noone else to turn to?

It is a struggle between logic thinking vs emotions, where most of the time we let our emotion cloud our logic judgements.

After having bonded with someone whom we think we love, we try to fix the problem, or just accept whatever happens. Which tends to lead to uncompromised situations. The relationship becomes so imbalance, that either one would be hurt the most. Sometimes even dangerous, life threatening.

Women should speak up, be courageous and not be intimidated by threats. Have friends and keep close contact with family members always. Let people know what's happening, or at least ask for advises.