He Said It Wouldn't Happen Again (On Hold)
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  • Reads 389
  • Votes 5
  • Parts 3
  • Time 20m
Ongoing, First published Mar 23, 2012
He says he's sorry, he says he loves her, "It will never happen again..." She is hopeful, she feels loved. He shows more violent behavior, she is afraid. They have a fight. She feels pain, fear, despair, and humiliation. He makes excuses, he minimizes what he did to her, "If only she wouldn't..." She blames herself. He says he's sorry, he says he loves her, "It will never happen again..." She is hopeful, she feels loved. He shows more violent behavior, she is afraid. They have a fight. She feels pain, fear, despair, and humiliation. He makes excuses, he minimizes what he did to her, "If only she wouldn't..." She blames herself. He says he's sorry, he says he loves her, "It will never happen again..." She is hopeful, she feels loved. He shows more violent behavior, she is afraid. They have a fight. She feels pain, fear, despair, and humiliation. He makes excuses, he minimizes what he did to her, "If only she wouldn't..." She blames herself. She blames herself. She blames herself.
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