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Expert Profile: Azure

Expertise:  can answer all relationship questions involving unhealthy, addictive, or otherwise unhappy arrangements, except those involving the legalities of physical abuse..

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Knowledge   9.70   Best of the best
Clarity of Response   9.66   Best of the best
Timeliness   9.97   Best of the best
Politeness   9.70   Best of the best
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Thank you so much for your advice! I appreciate you not telling me to leave him, because that's not usually what people want to hear. I'm definately g
(Lizabeth on 07/03/08)
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Recent Answers from Azure
2008-07-02  verbal abuse? as indicated, it appears to be an obvious anger management issue; attempts to deal with it have fallen into a predictable pattern as well (outburst, apology, back to normal), which provides little motivation...
2008-07-02  Ugly argument. alot of issues here, beginning with the health of the relationship, the fact that your brother, a guest no less, and essentially a child, was relegated to the bathroom during an argument that shouldn't...
2008-05-22  Fiancee deceiving me! I think? time for a reality check; if he treats you so badly, why are you still with him?..and please, don't mention love, because when you say you love someone who isn't "loveable", it usually means you're mistaking...
2008-05-15  Why can't I leave? sounds like a real winner--"love" has nothing to do with it; when people speak of love when there is nothing very loveable about an abusive partner, and can't leave, it's usually because they're in a dependent...
2008-05-06  need advice for myself and my sons. please help you're a smart lady--we both know you should have left LONG AGO, but your low self-esteem, addictive tendencies, have prevented you; certainly you're not there for the positive experience; he may change...
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