Love is
'inclusive'.
Love protects, defends, shelters and cares.
Love believes the
best, love prefers you.
Love never gives up on you, doesn't interrupt you, love
listens to you and hears you.
Abuse is
'exclusive'. It fails to protect and defend you.
Abuse pretends to care, but
doesn't.
Abuse does not believe the best in you, but rather, brings out the
worst in you.
Abuse talks over the top of you and doesn't ever really 'hear'
you.
Abuse will
make sure you are excluded and left out if you don't behave how it wants you
to. Abuse is fearful and insecure, threatened by your presence.
Abuse maintains
a sense of perceived power,
by deciding who is worthy to be inside the 'inner
circle' and who will be kept out.
Abuse withholds information and keeps
secrets.
Love is
inclusive, and doesn't leave others out, everybody's welcome.
Love is secure
and firm, love is not afraid.
Love celebrates others, (not seeing one as better
than another),
but enjoying diversity and uniqueness in all people.
Love will
maintain a sense of privacy as a boundary, but doesn't use secrecy as a weapon.
Abuse will
keep you stunted, but Love will cause you to flourish.
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