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Love and Abuse

If you don't draw the line on how much is too much, you won't have a line

Love and Abuse

Paul Colaianni

Relationships, Society & Culture, Health & Fitness, Mental Health

4.7879 Ratings

🗓️ 7 May 2026

⏱️ 40 minutes

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Summary

How much mistreatment is too much? When your boundaries are violated over and over again, there will be a point where you have none and the sky will be the limit on someone else's hurtful and controlling behaviors. 

Transcript

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0:00.0

Welcome to Love and Abuse, the show about navigating the difficult relationship,

0:05.0

from simple disagreements to emotionally abusive behaviors.

0:08.1

You deserve respecting kindness.

0:10.5

All the information on this show is meant for educational purposes only.

0:13.9

Always seek a professional for your mental health and well-being, and always pick your battles wisely.

0:19.1

I'm your host, Paul Koliani.

0:27.8

Welcome to another episode of love and abuse.

0:31.4

I just had something to say before I read this message.

0:34.3

Where is your line?

0:38.3

Where is the line that you draw? Like when somebody is hurting you, when somebody is being emotionally abusive, what if somebody's

0:43.3

being physically abusive?

0:45.3

What if they are being sexually abusive?

0:48.3

We have other things like spiritual abuse and financial abuse.

0:52.3

At what point do you draw the line? Because what ends up happening in any

1:00.9

abusive relationship is the line gets moved and sometimes it gets erased. That's what scares me.

1:09.3

It scares me when you erase the line and there is no more line.

1:14.3

The line is what somebody crosses before you say, that's enough.

1:20.2

And I don't even mean telling them that's enough.

1:22.6

I mean telling yourself.

1:25.0

That's enough.

1:26.8

This is the line. They've crossed it and I've had enough. And I won't

1:32.5

tolerate anymore. I won't take it anymore. And that might mean a number of things to a number

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