Do you still feel like you can't do things because you fear your partner's reaction?

No, I do not fear their reactions

Is your partner aware of the fact that there is no excuse for abuse?

They act like they are aware sometimes

Is Your Abusive Partner Actually Changing

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10 Questions | Updated: Feb 24, 2022

Love is an emotion that cannot be turned off at the first instance of trouble. Even when there is evidence that the partner is abusive, they have the desire to give their beloved another chance to change. But is your abusive partner actually changing? Abuse can be physical, verbal or emotional, but it has the potential to destroy a person’s confidence. However, some people believe that it's possible for their abusive partner to change and they choose to stay in the relationship. This is a difficult decision and you must be certain that they're actually changing before taking this step. Figure it out for sure by taking this quiz option here.