
truecap
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Posted by Moonbutter
I understand..I have been in a lighter similar situations before. I think it really comes down to the attachment of fond memories and living partly in delusion that things will change. But mostly it's the clinging to the yester years when things were good(or at least in our mind). However usually when we are done, we are done.

Posted by SpiceNSugar
Truecap, I understand your perspective; physical abuse is as instant dealer breaker. No second chances in my book.
This being said, let me give you a suggestion. To be a good friend to this woman, step out of your own shoes. Don't try to understand her from YOUR point of view.
Difficult as it may be for you, try to put yourself in her skin. She has likely spent many years with him, has seen his beautiful side as well as his ugly side, perhaps she also has children with him (you didn't say), and so on.
By looking at her situation from the outside, you can not know her pain. Pretend you were Cancerian and see if it helps you.
Just my take...

Posted by crabflows
yep Capricorn are really obsess with Cancers

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I am at a loss as to HOW the HELL does someone love someone that emotionally, verballylly and physically abuse someone and they still love them.
My cancer friend has been married and has gone through this with her husband. I am at a loss when she says she still loves him. He recently moved out. GOOD THING. She is greiving over the end of the marriage. Understandable that it came to an end. However, she says her head is over it, but her heart doesn't want to let it go.
I don't get it. The FIRST instance of physical abuse I would be done. Do understand the second chance. But after the SECOND instance.... she kicked him out, but still loves him and cares for him.
Me? He would by bye bye and I wouldn't care what he was doing or living or how lonely he was or how poor he was or how he was surving. She cares. I wouldn't.
Am I that cold or do I have a point?