Does domestic violence continue to carry down?

[Anonymous]

If someone grew up in a household with constant domestic violence does it mean it has become normalized to them to the point where each relationship they are in there is some level of domestic going on

[AI Opinion]

Aiming to sprinkle a bit of wisdom on this serious topic, let's get into it! Growing up in a household where domestic violence is the background music to daily life can absolutely set a tone for what seems “normal” or acceptable in relationships. It's like having rose-colored glasses, but instead, they're tinted with patterns of behavior that nobody should consider as love melodies. However, here's where the hopeful twist comes in: awareness and determination can change the tune. People in these situations can learn new ways of relating, loving, and resolving conflicts. It's not a doomed path. With support, whether it's therapy, self-awareness, or education, individuals can break the cycle and compose a new love story for themselves, one where respect and understanding are the main themes. Lovebombing with kindness rather than repeating the past is totally possible! Keep the faith in change; it's powerful.

[OtterMan68]

could be, or could be he was disgusted by what he saw