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Tonight we discuss telltale signs of domestic violence and how to ask for, to get, or give help. Why do we sometimes not notice when we are becoming victims? How do we ignore family and friends that are becoming victims? Or worse, not realize we are making someone else a victim….

Join us this weekend as we mark the release of the Rise Up Against Domestic Violence CD Compilation with two “Live in the Vocal Booth” specials.  Shows will feature victims, past and present, of domestic violence along with experts that will give us insight on the issues.  It doesn’t matter your race, age, religion, or even how much money you make, if you, or someone you know has dealt with abuse of any kind, we want you to share your testimony.

Relationship Abuse is a pattern of abusive and coercive behaviors used to maintain power and control over a former or current intimate partner.  Many assume that if they're not being physically abused by their partner, then they're not being abused.  That's not necessarily true.  An abusive relationship means more than being hit by the person who claims to love or care about you. Abuse can be emotional, psychological, financial, sexual or physical and can include threats, isolation, and intimidation. Abuse tends to escalate over time and can happen to anyone, regardless of size, gender, or strength, yet the problem is often overlooked, excused, or denied. Noticing and acknowledging the warning signs and symptoms of domestic violence and abuse is the first step to ending it.

Join the ladies of OWWHH as we discuss the signs and symptoms of domestic abuse and the support available.

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You are back on the dating scene after a serious break up. You’re enjoying the idea of some casual dating and getting back into the swing of things, but the relationship with your latest prospect is getting pretty serious.  What’s the big deal?  Well, dating this time around is a bit different because you are no longer on the market by yourself…you are now a package deal.

Dating after already having children can be reenergizing but also worrisome. In the midst of falling in love you are also burdened with questions: When should I introduce the kids to my new love? How? Should I talk to them about it first?  What if they tell me don’t want to meet him, or worse, tell me they don’t want me dating anyone?

Introducing your children to your new partner is important. They will become a part of the child’s life as well as yours. The situation must be handled delicately, in the right time, and there are a few things you can do to make things go easier.

Let's talk about it!

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Should I Stay or Should I Go?

An affair is usually a symptom of other problems in a relationship.  Now is the time for each of you to fully examine not only your relationship, but yourselves as well.  Have we just  run our course?  Are we better off just as friends?  Is there too much hurt to move on from this?  A high percentage of the wronged partners will walk away and never look back, and then there are an impressive percentage of partners who decide to stay and give it another shot. Some relationships not only survive, but they actually grow in the aftermath of an affair.  An affair challenges both partners to look at themselves and their relationship in a radically new way.  Staying and trying to survive the betrayal and hurt is commendable but there are some things that need to be considered.

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Is there something that bothers you and you just want to tell the world to knock it off? If so, then call into the show at 11:59pm ET on any Friday from anywhere and tell us how you are feeling!!!!

Whether you and your partner love each other unconditionally or whether the two of you fight every minute, your relationship is going down hill, and you feel like it's almost over.  All relationships lose their sparkle and passion after a while and if you don't do something about it, you can easily become strangers and problems can surface. What can you do to get that "spark" back and have a thriving relationship again?

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Dolphins Pro Bowl receiver Brandon Marshall was released from the hospital Saturday after what police said was a domestic-violence incident in which he was stabbed by his wife with a kitchen knife Friday in the Miami area.

Amidst all the controversy over her “Man Down” video, Rihanna gained some praise this weekend from Gabrielle Union, who applauded the pop singer for getting people to talk about rape. Gabby just returned from D.C. earlier in the week where she attended the National Advistory Committee on Violence Against Women meetings.