If one of these 16 tweets describes your relationship, get help immediately

• Do you feel loved? It's normal to have disagreements with your spouse, but are those fights filled with belittling, guilt tripping and manipulating?

• Does your spouse make you feel like no one else would want to be around you because you are ugly or obnoxious?

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• If so, there is something you need to understand immediately: you are so worth loving.

• You might not feel that now, but in time, you can.

• Even if he doesn't hit you, your husband (or wife) can still be abusive.

• When writer Zahira Kelly opened a conversation about how utterly destructive emotional abuse is, Twitter exploded with support and insight into the life of those who deal with emotional abuse everyday.

• Although abusive men in heterosexual relationships were the target of most of these tweets, abuse can happen to anyone. If any of these apply to you, get help immediately.

• #maybehedoesnthityou but he will find something wrong with every friend that you have so that you think he's the only thing good for you.

  — Tasha Johnson (@JohnsonToTheTee) May 13, 2016

• #MaybeHeDoesntHitYou but he threatens to kill himself every time you talk about breaking up or taking a break

  — sad gemini (@WithALittleJazz) May 12, 2016

• #MaybeHeDoesntHitYou but he uses your weakness of being able to forgive easily so he can walk all over you and he knows you'll never get mad

  — sofia (@sofiggle) May 12, 2016

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• #MaybeHeDoesntHitYou but he controls what u wear, who u talk to, distances u from friends, and tries to make himself the only thing u have.

  — Alexis Isabel (@lexi4prez) May 12, 2016

• #MaybeHeDoesntHitYou but you avoid saying or doing things because you don’t want to have to deal with how he might react.

  — Jennifer Hodgson (@jennifer_hodg) May 9, 2016

• #MaybeHeDoesntHitYou but he stood in the doorway, taller than you, stronger than you, so you couldn't leave until he was finished talking.

  — the NightSnake (@SherylKee) May 4, 2016

• #MaybeHeDoesntHitYou but he compares you to other women, criticizes your body and constantly tells you, you aren't doing enough for him.

  — Iman A. (@aveiman) May 10, 2016

• #MaybeHeDoesntHitYou but he makes you apologize because you get upset and "acted crazy" after he did something to hurt/upset you

  — Jaime Samiljan (@jsamiljan) May 8, 2016

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• #maybehedoesnthityou but he says you should be grateful he doesn't

  — audrey honeydrone (@singing_ghosts) May 9, 2016

• #maybehedoesnthityou but you need his approval for everything and he treats you like property and not a person

  — Keegan Kenzie (@Keegannnnn) May 9, 2016

• #MaybeHeDoesntHitYou but he won't let you go home or see your friends very often or at all.

  — Akilah Hughes (@AkilahObviously) May 9, 2016

• #MaybeHeDoesntHitYou but he makes you feel like all your emotions are stupid and makes you apologize for them

  — lindsay (@sloppybankroll) May 9, 2016

• #MaybeHeDoesntHitYou but his voice is always the only one to be heard and he makes the value of your opinions and feelings seem like nothing

  — SM (@floreashelby) May 2, 2016

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• #MaybeHeDoesntHitYou but he makes you constantly "check-in" with him,'is always calling, texting or messaging under the guise of concern

  — Lawrence of A Labia (@afrotastic_lex) May 2, 2016

• #MaybeHeDoesntHitYou but he never lets you forget that he could leave you for someone prettier, less "slutty," less emotional, less damaged.

  — Ella Dawson (@brosandprose) May 9, 2016

• If you are being emotionally abused, it's time to get help. Emotional and psychological abuse can be a precursor to physical abuse.

• You are worth loving. You deserve to feel like you have value - because you do.

• Call the National Domestic Violence Hotline for 24/7 support at 1-800-799- SAFE(7233).