Welcome, guys. Today we are going to talk about something that is often not talked about,

which is how to get out of an abusive relationship. You see, about one in seven men,

ages 18 and older, have experienced severe physical violence by an intimate partner,

and almost half of all men have experienced emotional and psychological

abuse. So let's deal with the elephant in the room. It doesn't matter how manly you are,

how strong you are, how much you bench, how much money you make. Men experience abuse too.

Sure, men are perceived as the strong, more powerful, and often the alphas in a relationship. But we too can fall victim to emotional, financial, psychological,

and even physical abuse. It can happen to the best of us. There's no shame in it. Finding yourself in an

abusive relationship isn't your fault. Gender roles are no longer what they once were. Men who were

once seen as the protectors and security providers have lost their purpose. In many relationships,

women have equal or sometimes even greater financial power in relationships

and can call the shots. While this can be a positive, it can also lead to a rise in male

abuse in relationships. It's a dangerous shift occurring under the radar today that most men

are unaware of. So how do you know when you're in an abusive relationship

or have unknowingly been in one in the past? What does it look like? And how can you pull yourself

out of it? I've got you covered here. So here's everything you need to know and when you need

to make a break for it. So what does an abusive relationship look like?

Well, there's no simple, straightforward answer.

Abuse is sort of like a chameleon that can take on many forms.

It can be obvious or hidden in plain sight.

You may not realize it's happening until you're in too deep that you can't see what's going on.

An abusive relationship may include

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