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When he said, "I DO."












When he said I do, he made his plans to own me.

When he said I do, he began to be rude to me.

When he said I do, I began to annoy him.

When he said I do, he found fault in everything I did.

When he said I do, he started to raise his voice to me.

When he said I do, I was not attractive to him anymore.

When he said I do, he no longer enjoyed my presence.

When he said I do, he started to be mean to me.

When he said I do, he began to disrespect me.

When he said I do, he started to touch me with anger.

When he said I do, he began to cheat on me.

When he said I do, he became jealous of any person who made me happy.

When he said I do, he started telling me what I can and can't do.

When he said I do, he started to control me.

When he said I do, he slapped me.

When he said I do, nothing I ever said was right.

When he said I do, he made me feel stupid.

When he said I do, he started to get mad more often.

When he said I do, he started to throw things in anger.

When he said I do, he found other women more attractive than me.

When he said I do, I didn't know that he would spend so much time looking at other women online.

When he said I do, I gave him control over me.

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