She Took a Leap of Faith to Leave Her Unsafe Partner
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On this episode, we share Kahtea Murrell's powerful narrative of leaving an unhealthy relationship. After an escalating incident where she lost consciousness, Kahtea made the courageous decision to exit an extreme situation through a third-floor window. However, her arm became trapped, putting her in further peril during this escape attempt.
Kahtea recounts those harrowing moments and the perseverance it took to make it to safety. Her story highlights the strength found within when facing one's darkest hours and sends a message about the importance of prioritizing wellbeing over adversity. #unfilteredstories #findingresilience #newbeginnings #survivorvoices
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She allowed a man who tried to kill her to pick up her kids smh red flags she's nuts
@itsmoenishanotmoesha8469
5 ай бұрын
i didn't want to say it, but he almost took her away from them and that is not acceptable. I don't care about blk man struggles and blah blah, when it comes to a life.
@billie44
5 ай бұрын
She was in a trauma bond.
@cyna866
5 ай бұрын
🚩 🚩🚩
@billie44
5 ай бұрын
Before you judge her study Narcissism and how a.trauma bond works The abuser gets into the victims mind first
@ms.jay3057
5 ай бұрын
@@itsmoenishanotmoesha8469🎯🎯🎯🎯
"Wanted him to be a dad."??? Screw that! That's THE LAST person I would want my child around. My ex-husband never laid hands on me, but he could be verbally and emotionally abusive. I left with my son because I knew my son would learn his ways and think it was normal. NOT ON MY WATCH!!!
... 'He did some small things like held a gun to my head.' 👀 That's HUGE!
You stayed because “ they treat Black men bad and Unjust?” Nope! Wrong reason, please ladies THINK about your children.
@kulaniwarner7262
4 ай бұрын
We have to remember, most people are just doing the best they can, at the time, given their environment and circumstances. Yes, learn from other peoples lessons but remember, the people learning those lessons that teach you, never learned how to react/handle the situation they found themselves in.
@BlackNoiseCat
4 ай бұрын
Was just about to say this.
Racism didn’t make him become an abuser. That’s his own choice. You cannot tell me someone who cannot treat a woman right can treat their son right. Your son is better if not having that kind of behavior modeled. To say that racism is partly the cause for this is to completely invalidate the abuse your son went through. To blame other women for the fact that he went to jail because he abused them is another level of victim blaming I’ve ever seen. Black people really gotta stop defending the worst of their community.
As a life coach does she tell women Not to press charges so the child doesn’t lose their dad. This woman is scary, if she advises to do stuff how she did, more women will die
You look really young. I’m so glad that God brought you through those bad situations.
He wasn't never gonna kill his self it was all a mind game he's too damn selfish too kill his self .
@EssenceofCoils
4 ай бұрын
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I'm glad you got out of that toxic relationship. Stay strong sweetie 👍🙏
Sounds like he was a narcissist. Black women need to speak more about narcissist. We're told that's just the way people act. Talk to your kids about these demons.
@EssenceofCoils
4 ай бұрын
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Girl…. I’m about half way in your story, and every new thing you say is reminding me SO much of my first bf. I feel you girl. ❤💯
Thank you for sharing!!! I also experienced domestic violence. From that point on I intentionally looked for "red flags". Loneliness can also make us ignore the red flags.
Oh man you are brave I'm glad it's ALL IN PAST NOW. you deserve better. ❤❤❤❤
We should wait until he kills someone because you want your kid to have an abusive father, who teaches your son to be an unaccountable abuser? Where do you practice, again?
Sorry that happened. Thank you for sharing your story Queen.
KANSAS CITY NATIVE!!!!! I also am a survivor of mental/physical/sexual abuse. I have ptsd but I continue on bc I know people need me to stay alive! It’s a struggle daily, but I take it one step at a time. Thank you for sharing❤
Woooow you are sooo strong Queen 😘👸🏽
There’s no excuse for his behavior.
No hope for men who refuse to to the work and change
Say what? I thought you were 26! Lol
God bless you
KC my baby daddy from there and he was the same way. Glad you got away ❤
5:15 bruhh… he wasn’t suicidal. That’s the oldest trick in the book. That’s like when you hit your little brother too hard so you pretend your hand actually hurt more so he won’t tell mom.😂😂 He was pretending like he was more broken so you won’t say anything about him trying to kill you.
Wow! So much potential could have been taken away. But you were able to persevere, and you were able to pursue better things for yourself and your children. God was not mentioned, but l believe your life has a specific purpose. You are alive, and there is a greater cause for you to address. Search for truth.
Damn
Wait. KCPD? You’re in my city then.
You live in an amazing country. We have a system where 911 is standing by at all times to save your life by any heroic means necessary.
Kansas City!
you are so pretty… keep staying strong ❤
Poor black queen
Im very empathetic, and for some reason I don't believe this woman's story. I normally get a feel when someone's lying, and this lady isn't being truthful at all. I watch this channel faithfully and I empathize for majority of these ppl, but this lady isn't being truthful at all and I don't empathize with her at all. The rest of you guys can believe her lies , but you can't fool me. I quit watching at 5mins cause she's lying. If you try to pull up police report of any of her stories than you want find anything.
Yoga was the medium you used to understand yourself. YOU did ALL the work, not yoga or your mat haha.
After all that and being in JAIL YOU STAYED 😐
@abbiereynolds8016
5 ай бұрын
It usually takes abuse victims about 6 or 7 attempts on average before they escape for good. Have some empathy.
GOD BLESS YOU I'M HAPPY YOU'RE SAFE 🙏