The phrase "abusive love" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe a relationship characterized by harmful or controlling behaviors, often masked as affection.
Example: "She struggled to break free from the cycle of abusive love that had consumed her for years."
Alternatives: "toxic love" or "harmful affection".
Love is not abusive, love is not vindictive, love is not selfish.
In 2002, the training grounds moved to the Anatolian suburbs, so Çarşi's abusive love can now express itself only at matches.
"Abusive love's all that's on offer here," the rivalrous firstborn son, Daniel Will Brilll), says of his parents.
What initially seemed sweet and thoughtful quickly descended into something decidedly unromantic and even emotionally abusive: love bombing.
Many believe Joker and Harley Quinn's scenes were cut to limit their physically and verbally abusive "love," which is presented in the comics and allegedly the first, darker version of director David Ayer's movie.
And while the main motivation was to provide a carer, relationships are often abusive He loved the Kennedys, hated Truman Capote and claimed he slept with 1,000 men and women before he was 25.
If your relationship feels more abusive than loving, seek help from a therapist.
Many of the songs that made him famous describe abusive, obsessive love-hate relationships and are accompanied by shocking video imagery.
The heterosexuals of showbusiness loved excess and kitsch and bad taste too; they also loved abusive relationships, vanity and cosmetic surgery, and rich older guys loved to be "sugar daddies".
Krasikov renders Anya as both exploiter and exploited, cutting into the layers of her feeling for her abusive mate: " 'You love me,' he'd told her the second night they'd spent together.
They also loved abusive relationships, vanity and cosmetic surgery, and rich older straights loved to be "sugar daddies".
