Michelle Renaud: “It is very difficult to get out of a violent relationship”

Before her more than 4 million followers, Mexican actress Michelle Renaud  shared a message to raise awareness about how difficult it is to get out of a violent relationship and warned that a violent partner “does not change.”

Without giving names, the actress opened up to share how a toxic relationship is lived, waiting for things to change without any result. As is customary on her personal growth path, the interpreter gave a class on self-love and empowerment.

Whether breaking stereotypes of beauty by removing breast implants or insisting that beyond the love of a partner the most important love we can feel is for oneself, today she decided to call on those who suffer from partner violence, so that ask for help and can safeguard your well-being.

Rarely has Michelle Renaud talked about her personal life, but this time, without clarifying what experience she was referring to, she assured that a violent partner has no reason to change when we accept their attitudes and become complicit in hiding what they do from our surroundings. .

Your message begins by saying. “Do not allow yourself to experience violence in your relationship”, and then detail: “It is very difficult to get out of a violent relationship because no person begins to violate the other a month after meeting, it is after spending time together, especially of living the infatuation that begins to bring out its dark side, if you allow verbal aggression or emotional violence, little by little you will be manipulated by your aggressor and you will not even know how it started, but the violence always escalates.

“Sadly, what keeps you there is longing for the father stage of falling in love or thinking that he is going to change, but it is not like that, once you allow something there is no turning back.”

“Ask for help, you are not alone, what you feel is not love, do not fool yourself,” he said. “If he changes, he will only be away from you, with the help of professionals, you do not deserve to live such a dark stage for anyone,” said the actress.

“I know it’s hard to leave, but I swear that once you put yourself first, that you walk away, that you ask for help, that you open your eyes, life rewards you by sending you beautiful things that you do deserve,” Michelle encouraged.

“You don’t deserve that, it’s not love and it’s not going to change, no matter how many times I cry to you, you can’t help him, you can only help yourself? Ask yourself, why would he change if you accept violence and you’re already an accomplice? by wanting to hide it from everyone around you?”

Within minutes Michelle Renaud’s publication was filled with comments thanking her message and inviting it to be shared so that it would reach the people who needed to hear it.