Reaction video to Hardy featuring Lainey Wilson’s “wait in the truck”duet 

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[@jasperbane2745]

Sometimes it's not a matter of what's is right or wrong, or what's legal. Sometimes it's just what needs to be done.

[@violagreene4643]

Never let your sense of morality get in the way of doing what is right

[@bikergrandma2316]

Agreed!

[@crashwalker1478]

The man deserved a medal. When a redneck tells you wait in the truck...there's something fixin' to go down.

[@goldenruletv7301]

Damn straight. Us rednecks don't put up with this kinda BS.

[@Shadele1969]

From what I understand, this is a true story that happened to his friend… he got 20 years ….. I was in a dv relationship for 12 years and I wish I’d had someone stand up for me like this…. One of the most impactful songs I’ve ever heard ❤

[@wolfe6220]

No, he and a friend just started soeculating about how they might react if something similar had happened to their girlfriends/wives.

[@greeneyelove2003]

This video is one of the best I've seen come along in years. The way the story unfolds in brilliant. Hardy and Lainey's voices just complement each other so perfectly. Love that you caught that about the gun! A lot of people don't get the double meaning, that her day of justice did come from a 'judge under the seat' and I have to say I love that line so much. There was a case near where I live a few months ago, where a woman went into the parking lot and a man was beating on his girlfriend; the woman who comes up on the scene, she had a permit to carry and she pulled out the gun and told the man to stop and once he saw a gun aimed at him, he ran like the coward he was. The cops were called and one cop sort of lectured the woman with the gun, saying she should have called them first before pulling the weapon and she pointed out that in the time it would have taken her to call, he would have caused his victim more damage and she reminded him that she had her permit. Cop asked her, "What would you do if he had come towards you rather than run off?" and she said as calmly as possible, "If he had taken two steps in my direction, you would be at a very different crime scene because I would have put at least three in his chest."

[@mikerobinson1194]

To me life can be very simple we just tend to make it complicated. If you abuse a woman or child then the abuser chose his fate which is a bullet between the eyes. I have absolutely no compassion for trash like that man.

[@AmberS87]

Whole heartedly agree!

[@Realparisgirl]

Thank you. From a domestic violence survivor

[@mikerobinson1194]

I am a 52 year old man and I am so sorry that you ended up with a cowardice peace of $#it! Women are a gift for GOD and should be treated as such period!

[@kylesummers1565]

I don't tolerate any kind of bullies (at all). It might be my undoing someday, and it has cost me some when I was younger, but I don't care. I agree with you C. Protect those that can't protect themselves. Peace, Love!!

[@Singerboi83]

I've watched over 100 reactions to this song and you ladies are the FIRST to point out the "Judge" under his seat! Well done!

[@jcsreactions5735]

😊

[@justcallmesuzzie]

I love your reactions to this video. Hardy is one of the most prolific song writers of this decade and his songs are lyrical gold. This particular song hits all three sides of the issue with DV. He addresses the victim, the rescuer, and the abuser. The victim is in the middle of a back woods road walking away from the abuser but knowing that in small town America many times it is impossible to get away. You have the people who absolutely can not stand an abuser and instinctively wants to put him in his place. He also addresses the abuser in the song who is in his home drunk off his rocker, threatening her with his shot gun and happens to be passed out at that moment. This scene happens way to much in real life. He has been in prison for 60 months = 5 years and she is still waiting in the truck for him and visits on visitation days. Lyrical GOLD!

[@fatbottomgirl2495]

I am thrilled at your reaction! I saw my mom get beaten and the police said if she pressed charges it would make him madder….so sad for violence against women. ❤

[@Texbec]

I appreciate your reactions. Having said that where i grew up we were taught at a young age if your dad, mom, uncle, cousin, friend gave you that look and said "wait in the truck" or "get in the car" , you dont ask questions, you dont argue you just do it. I get not wanting to see a life taken, but the justice system does not protect these women. Ive seen survivors say the police stood in their living room looking at the marks on her neck and telling her there was nothing they could do. She looked up the laws in her state later to find out that according to the law he was supposed to be arrested and removed from the home, and they had done nothing. Everyone, even her family knew what was happening and they did nothing. And how many times you watch the news to see the man makes bail just to go home and kill her. Its not so cut and dry and sometimes this is what it takes and we need more men like this one. She got the only justice she would ever see, thanks to him.

[@ntracefan]

He believed in what he did. He only asked the Lord to have mercy on him ( not the court ).

[@lisamayreed6399]

I'm so happy you reacted to this song. ❤It sheds a spotlight on domestic violence....which is a good thing. The story is a good one...i agree with his decision. Ty.😊

[@deborahgross1045]

So do I. Iv said it before I'll say it again...they should have gave him a medal !!!

[@jenniferbrumley2746]

Thank you for reacting from all of us that have been there and survived ❤

[@jacquielousbookqueue]

I couldn’t have said it better. I am a survivor as well and didn’t have this guardian angel. Powerful song! Thank you.

[@firefighterchick]

I believe that Hardy's character lost someone he loved to domestic violence. He just met her but decided that her only chance was if the bastard was dead. I understand the mindset as well. There's a making of Wait in the Truck video where Hardy talks about the song. The actor playing the abuser talked to Hardy and said, "I listened to the song and you never to kill me hard."

[@bananamix7847]

This situation happened to a friend of his.

[@firefighterchick]

@Banana Mix from what I saw in an interview with Hardy about the making of Wait In The Truck that isn't true. The video is in KZbin.

[@wolfe6220]

​@@bananamix7847 Nope, don't know how that rumor started, but it's not correct.

[@tammymyers9828]

He gave up his freedom to set her free. He traded places with her. He is a hero and a real man 😊❤

[@billyray6913]

Thanks for the reaction. Thank you for your service. Glad you caught the " judge underneath the seat " excellent video.

[@Proud.American58]

Great reaction ladies! Appreciate the honesty.

[@mikerobinson1194]

I love all 3 of you ladies you are real and have the same reaction that I had ! You ladies ROCK!!!

[@holeika]

I was that girl...never met a guy like this back then...that would have been a good thing .... When it was happening to me, in the 80s early 90s where it was still looked at as a family issue...at least in a Midwest small town....I survived it but still have days I'm fighting those memories and hateful words. I'm with a great man now but those memories haunt

[@maritamcnichol8849]

Please , don't stop it so much. PLEASE.

[@gigiq3239]

I cried the first time I watched this cuz my mom is in an abusive marriage but there is nothing I can do to help her or get her out but to me Hardy just got rid of the problem if you ask me because abusers go to jail then they get out and do it a again and a restraining order is just a piece of paper. It’s not fair abused women are not protected enough it’s not just that easy to leave. thank you for this reaction I love it🥺💜

[@Melody-bourbonite4life]

HARDY is the best. You should do more HARDY

[@tarheelforlife4008]

That’s a HARDY answer

[@Melody-bourbonite4life]

@@tarheelforlife4008 62 songs and not a single one of them bad. I love HARDY

[@mcgrath16511]

Great reaction and yes right or wrong,, he wont do it again! many years ago a person i know was beating his "girlfriend" up,, ii walked into the house, told her to go out and get in my car,, then proceeded to give him a beating like he never had,, told him i wanted to show him what it is like to have someone beat the hell out you and there is nothing you can do to stop it. Said ,' if you ever lay a hand on her again, i will come back and end you".. he never did .. i took her to her parents house,, and that was it.. i dont stand for that,, there is no reason to beat women nor children.. And Cindy,, thank you for your service to this great country!

[@treewasson5383]

When our boys are raised to the love ,respect,pertect a woman...they will step in.

[@brandyperry-giotis9962]

Appreciate the reaction. Might not want to pause every 15-20 seconds. 💜

[@notme411]

Outstanding Ladies!

[@angelarowe3472]

Along with all the other comments, everybody has their own moral code ‘two wrongs don’t make a right’ that’s for sure but I think this video was particularly made to bring out awareness of abuse and in all aspects of it due to the fact that we’re talking about it right now and that’s something very important because there’s so many men out there they don’t know how to be in a relationship and there’s a lot of women out there that will take it because they don’t know either it’s just the way of the system of things. And the way that the laws are now there not strict enough for domestic abuse in my opinion, and that’s the reason why people in general get away with this kind of abuse along with child abuse but anyways, I really enjoyed y’all’s reaction. Thank you for sharing. Take care and be safe. ❤️🫶🏻🤠

[@RowdyRuth]

Great reaction! This song is really different. Thank you for your service. I fought off a guy on meth that was beating a pregnant woman. The Navy taught me how to defend and protect. Instinct just took over. 🥰

[@jcsreactions5735]

Thank you for your service in both situations

[@MaryMaxwell-c5i]

What do the same thing for every time I believe he'd find me and😊 drag me back I finally got away after 15 years heartache and misery I wish to God there's somebody like him to take up for me back then and my children

[@garrymoore2161]

I have seen comments such as, he had never been there and did not know her. He should have driven her to the police station. I will say this then leave the subject alone. There are adults out there who were once too young or weak to defend a sibling from an abusive father. Several attempts for the siblings to run away resulted(rightly or wrongly) in them being returned to a home more like Hell that only got worse then. Young boys have been beaten and tossed to the side and had to watch through the blood running into their eyes as their older sister is beaten to death. They are helpless to save their sister then but grow up and become adults. The principal in this song may not have seen a stranger at midnight in a driving thunderstorm. He may not have been able to save his sister but he is not going to trust the system to save this girl. He had a decision to make....

[@lauriemoore2592]

Thank you from domestic violence survivor. My dad told me once if anyone hurt me he would end up in jail, so i didn't tell him , i would do anything for my dad and protect him always ❤

[@tammyslavens3687]

If I was the judge ,i would say 1 day time served.

[@mikerobinson1194]

Ladies you are a joy to watch thank you.

[@davidg2122]

Thanks for explaining the Judge, great line.

[@nathanbarnett6360]

I'm from Louisiana. They can get it

[@georgesmiley1474]

That’s how we handle things in Texas too.

[@janicekelly6667]

Got your army back marine ,army family

[@IsaacLeonforte]

As a U.S. Army veteran, I agree with Cindy. I would have done the same thing. I would've just had to serve whatever sentence they gave me.

[@jcsreactions5735]

Hooah!!! Go Army🇺🇸💯❤️

[@broncobra]

Thank you for your service.

[@paulmakowski5612]

Loved your reaction. I have seen abuse myself. If I was older I would have done the same thing. Keep putting out videos.

[@grandpaallie1553]

Cindy, NEVER apologize for being a Protector. A Warrior.🙅🏻‍♂️ …the Valkyries never would, and neither should You!🫡🤗🫶🏻

[@SGTJDerek]

"Wait in the truck" is Southern for $hit$ about to get real ladies. A true Southern Gentleman doesn't stand for a man laying hands a a woman. We WILL end that with a quickness. Been in that situation more than once. Worst was when I got my hands on the punk who k.i.l.l.e.d a very good friend of mine by driving drunk. He threatened to do to a young lady what he did to my friend. All I know about what I did to him is what my buddies told me later. He spent 2 weeks in the hospital afterwards. I had a total REDOUT. It took 3 people to get me off him and out to the car and I wasn't a big guy but I am Country Strong. Add in an extreme rage issue with a flood of adrenaline, I'm lucky I didn't do more damage. If my friends hadn't been there I would probably still be in prison.

[@robynreiser]

Thank you for your service and your honesty. I enjoyed y'all"s reactions.

[@aaronodom3440]

My father once told me, the moment you put your hands on a woman, is the moment you loose all credibility as a man. You are no longer a man, u are trash. He told me that if it ever came down to a physical altercation with a female....push her down and run if u have to. Don't ever strike her. Ive carried that with me since I was 12. I'm 33 now, and can proudly say, I've never hit a woman. I couldn't imagine balling up my fist, and punching a female. For any reason, except if my life depended on it. Like, she came at me with a knife or gun. But, I don't see how you could piss a woman off enough, to come at you like that. So obviously you done something so terrible to this woman, that made her want to kill you. Which in turn, makes you a douche bag. So you prolly deserve it.

[@patricianixon7674]

If you listen to this song when it says I think he's going in there to rough him up the guy that beat that girl so bad I don't think he's going in there to shoot him and then he says when he was reaching for his 12 talkin about a 12-gauge shotgun breaking and entering assault for Hardy's action video of course only so somewhat self-defense too. But it'd been better if you'd just made him pretty good put it on him this is a song about domestic violence and it should be listen to I'm happy but no one days to live like that yeah I did not put you here to be someone's punching bag We all have a purpose in life This is just a song and the harmonizing is absolutely fantastic I like Hardy and some of his music some of it I don't like as much but love country music But he's quite a musician he has got an awesome voice and so does she I think her name is lainey wilson what a gorgeous force I got to look some more up on her Anyways just the song but sometimes you know somebody may think twice before they do something whether it be beating on somebody for pulling a gun on somebody first night I rely on God Jesus and the Holy Excuse typos Hope everyone has a great day

[@patricianixon7674]

But then again it's just a video but these things happen every day and people should be very careful I heard one guy said he would not stop and help anyone in that situation I would But I wouldn't go I would just hope law enforcement will take care of it ASAP And take her the hospital

[@lelandcross9092]

We the people say enough of this crap! We have the right to bare arms and protect,! They have changed the meaning our forefathers had! The protect the criminals!

[@janicekelly6667]

Babe protecters are protecters we do what we soul believe is right I don't want your life but... don't do bad to mine

[@johnmitchell3771]

He broke in the house so no self defense could come from that. He committed a crime by breaking in. I get why he did it.

[@melissawitt3773]

Some people have a problem with him shooting the abuser. If you look at the window you see the barrel of the shogun the man was going for. You look at the expression on Hardy’s face immediately after the shot and you can tell he does not take it lightly.

[@macmcgee5116]

I agree that his character doesn't take it lightly. However, from a legal aspect.. he may not have entered with the intention to kill, but the moment he kicked in the door, he lost any chance of being able to claim self defence. That is why he still ended up in jail. That said, he still chose to trade his freedom for hers and did what he felt in his heart was right. And the abuser deserved it. I believe the song was inspired by a real situation where a guy found an abused woman then went and beat the guy with a tire iron, but didn't kill him. The guy got something like 20 months for assault. Some people say he was a friend of Hardy's others say he just wrote the song after hearing the story.

[@tomhelmsjr]

That wasn’t a Judge. That’s a Ruger SP 100 .357

[@Numbskullxp00]

You’re one of the first channels that caught the “ Judge under the seat “ line, not a lot of other channels catch on to that

[@amandanicoleeee]

The Little Girl- John Michael Montgomery next please!

[@bryanneal939]

From hardy's side he was happy to free her and would have done it again

[@nathanbarnett6360]

He's from Ms she's la . We do it different down South

[@TheHurkulez]

11:02 As she drives away in the truck....

[@Rkbmomma]

The alternating lines "Have mercy, have mercy" & "Just wait in the truck" towards the end gives me goosebumps every time.

[@benbolton2527]

The song speaks for itself way too many pauses

[@grafsideonepolishguyharo1988]

we need more man like that more now than ever.

[@deltonwilson3768]

Gun Control ? Think your Government gives a Damn about you,yours or Anyone's Safety ? REALLY ?

[@jcsreactions5735]

We agree they don’t as you see we made in the statement

[@ScottAcedo]

People miss the fact that she is driving His truck at the end

[@emmyriordan2465]

He was her guardian angel….

[@gracieoliver1876]

wish you the best is sad too

[@tennpsyc0316]

While I dont disagree with how he handled the situation completely Because too many times law enforcement and the justice system fails women and children But He not only broke in the guys home...he shot him in the back - unarmed He was reaching for a weapon But He wasnt armed and he was laying flat on his back turned w his face towards the floor away from the perosn seeking justice. ❤❤❤ Many women feel that having a man like this would have been a blessing- but sometimes it makes it worse.

[@christopherking4932]

Unfortunately there's no real solution.

[@T6767676767676767]

i liked the vid.. but that is not the JUDGE PISTOL i own one and its a TAURUS 45 /410 that looks like a 38 but good vid..................

[@jcsreactions5735]

I stand corrected

[@T6767676767676767]

@@jcsreactions5735 lol☺

[@broncobra]

Thank you gals, for all that you do. God Bless you.

[@falishastewart-hall7683]

This and holy water by big and rich get me as a survivor of some stuff the emotional pull of the song makes me feel understood there is a special place for people who hurt women children or animals

[@kathyyoung9539]

True story Hardy friend did 20 years. She waited for em got hitched had 4 kids and still got the Truck. SOUTHERN JUSTICE YA'LL. ❤❤

[@PunkRockStreetRacer]

Y'alls setup is a little low tech but fantastic. I'm willing to watch more, especially Hardy, it's/he's good/great.

[@BorealisNights]

Y'all got the reference to the judge under the seat but, the other main 'dog whistle' here is, "wait in the truck"... it means.. no need for you to be part of this, just stay here and plead ignorance, basically.. and.. you can tell it's a known term amoung some folks because she says... "I knew right then I'd never get hit again, when he said to me... Wait in the truck".

[@Whitewolf1827]

Im not trained military or anything but i always said i had viking blood in me since im all about protection justice and avenging

[@xx5thravenxx667]

I understand Ma'am. I always have my weapon on hand, so thankfully, I've never been in this situation, but we took an oath to the Constitution.... If somebody violates someone else's rights in front of me..... God help them, cause I will not. Semper Fi, Warrior!

[@hidebehind2604]

WOMAN DID NOT ENTICE MAN, HE JUST ADMINISTERED JUSTICE. At times men and women have to act as if in and at a war, no malice or forethought, just survival and removing the threat to oneself or others. Can honestly say I never once in 45 hears of marriage thought of hitting wife. But then again, I knew if I ever did, I would never dare fall asleep again, for fear of her cast iron skillet.

[@SailorMartin3]

Sure the guy in the trailer had a 12 gauge BUT (and I don't know which state this was in so I'm not sure if it has a stand your ground law or not) Hardy had just kicked in his door, was clearly aggressive, AND had a deadly weapon on him. Don't get me wrong, I'm on Hardy's side here, but the man had the right to go for his gun and if he had shot Hardy the law would probably have seen it as self-defense

[@willlong8942]

I agree with everything . . . but . . . here's the problem, even in Texas: you cannot claim self-defense after you've kicked in someone's door.

[@ChoctawN8tive]

Ya ladies are awesome... I did a couple things.... To help my 2 sissies... They was 5-10 years older than me. I helped when I was 13.... Ya are awesome....

[@broncobra]

I dream about her every night. 25 years later. It sucks, but I don't know how to stop it? You can't possibly know how much I loved that girl. Dammit, I wish I could make it stop. I came home from work early. She was at a party. I asked if she was there? She came out of a back bedroom, and a guy came out pulling up his pants. That's all. It went downhill quickly.

[@SailorMartin3]

It wasn't just because of his past, you may not know the whole story but a lot can be said by body language and non-verbal communication. There are two sides to every story BUT she was clearly terrified and closed off, not the signs of someone who just got into a two-way fight with their significant other.

[@myraecheberry807]

I don't think he went there with the intent to kill. The gun was a, "what if he has one", which he did. I think he intended to open a can of whopp@$$ on him. He could have shot him on the couch or in the hall but instead chose to pull him back to a room with space to beat the crap outta him in, cause killing him would be too easy on him. He needed a dose of what he was giving. BTW loved your reation.

[@davemiller542]

About 4,000 women die of domestic violence every year, 2/3 of whom have already tried the official and legal system. Makes this a bit more acceptable.

[@livingandriding]

Appreciate what you ladies are doing, but if you keep stopping at the chorus and don't rewind, .It would be good if you rewind a little after you have paused so you can actually hear the song...The leaning back to pause is annoying. I'm sorry, it just is...

[@johoney5458]

gun laws are already in place. New laws are not going to make a change. For that matter, domestic violence already has laws, if judges or DAs would put some abusers away as they should. Prayers and speaking up like y'all do will help change the tide. thank you for using your platform to spread the word.

[@raymondthurber7689]

Miss lady in the middle i don't know anyone's name sorry but you remind of my aunt faith in a good way in my eyes because She can't stand abusive men so much so she served 4 yrs in a county jail for assualt & battery with a cast iron skillet.

[@jimtexas68]

The pistol is a 357 magnum not a Judge. The judge under the seat is a metaphor for the judge under the seat is the jury and sentence of the guys crime of beating her. This song has so much resonance because for what ever reason, maybe his mother was abused by an alcoholic, he felt it was worth it to fix a wrong that he couldn't when he was a boy. He knew he could survive prison but she wouldn't survive living with that guy. He traded his life for hers.

[@hidebehind2604]

BLONDE LADY IS A WOMAN AFT= MY OWN HEART. THANK YOU FOR STATING TRUTH AND COMMON SENSE. JUSTICE IN US HAS BEEN REPLACED BY LEGALITY. LEGALITY PROTECTS INCOMES OF LAWYERS COS AND JUDICIAL EMPLOYEES THE PEOPLES INTEREST NOT PART OF EQUATION. LEGALITYS PROTECT THE MOST DEBASED AND LOWEST OF CHARACTERS, AND JUSTICE BY THE AUTHORITY HAS BEEN RELACED BY ; "HERE TAKE THIS "IN GOD WE TRUST",

[@swampman4512]

I actually spent a night in jail for this way back in the 80's. I walked in on one of my troops beating his wife and damn near killed him. Luckily she called the police before I did. By the end of the week we had moved her back to Alabama and he was assigned to a new unit with UCMJ action pending.

[@rickemery4402]

My sister didn't let me move in with her and her family. Because she knew I'd get in trouble because of her abusive husband. He hadn't been physical in years. But, he was emotionally and mentally abusive. And I was mad at first. But, after a couple of years, I understand why now.

[@wendyvolk1526]

A girl I grew up with lefther abusive husband and followed all the steps she could. He handcuffed her, tortured her, and murdered her. I am pretty sure her family feels like they should have done this and taken the sentence to have her back. Her kids and grandkids all now are without a her in their life. If it was happening to my kids I may have the same thoughts.

[@russupton3982]

Catchy and compelling song/story. Civilized society involves a social contract that protects the weak. Our laws seek to ensure this -- but they and our justice system too often fall short. There are times when the right thing to do is illegal. Some (many) of those times are the result of someone going outside the social contract and preying on others. The protagonist taking limited information, making a life-altering decision and then acting on it may have been what I'd consider rash and short-sighted, but I won't say his actions were wrong or that he is a bad man for acting in the way he did. A good man is not a harmless man, but rather a man capable of great violence who voluntarily keeps that violence restrained.

[@michaelsheedy9354]

If you ladies liked Wait in the Truck. listen to "Life I Lead" J.D. Huggins

[@lylelookingbill6606]

As she is on the stand testifying she says "I don't know if he's an angel because angels don't do what he did" I would submit that he was both a guardian as well as an avenging angel. When the system, when society fails to protect those weakest among us it is left to rough men standing outside the rule of law to do what is necessary to preserve the peace, protect the innocent, and return civility. Some call this "vigilante justice" but for some the vigilante is the only hope to obtain justice. Here is what I saw in the video: A drifter, a loner, a ex'con (Based on the prison tats) finds a gal who has been beaten, he knows the signs he's seen them in the past in a woman he holds dear. He makes the decision to help her, the only help he knows is violence. He has been to prison and knows he can do the time. He makes the choice to remove her from her prison, a prison of abuse and pain, he frees her.

[@Wafflesaurus40]

Sometimes you gotta handle business. When I was younger someone mol3sted my mentality disabled brother. That man was never seen again.

[@howardmcdonald2538]

You got it all wrong in your opinion. This song is about men. Good men and bad men. All men are dangerous. But only bad men are dangerous to women. This is about the protective instincts of a good man. What would a good man think of first if it was his mother or his sister? A woman may be a strong woman but can still be compromised by badman. What would you give if you were in that situation to have a good man come along?

[@marionairport2505]

Most men who beat women are truly awful people. My ex-husband was just a hateful, awful person. He didn't need any real reason to have his fun at my expense.

[@wolfe6220]

That was not THE "judge" which is a Taurus, but the term fits any handgun kept under the seat, as far as I'm concerned.

[@joygarrett8397]

It may not have been well documented in the video . . It makes it look more like cold-blood killing; song states the guy shot before the drunk could fire his 12 Hague . . Just saying, the song, not video, implies a level of self-defense even though hardy went there to settle a score of sorts . .

[@Jay-x9g5h]

Let me throw the statue, so when he got out of the truck and he had a handgun in his hand he went up to the door and knocked on it. No answer, so he kicked the door in. They got into a scuffle down the hallway and the only time he pulled his gun. And shot him is when he went for his. Shotgun, what if he was trying to rough him up, bring him to the law and did not have intention on killing him until the shotgun came into play at that time, then he had to be judging jury and executioner, but not at first

[@Nizhonibearcreek]

I was in a dv relationship for 6 years I ended up on a ventilator for 3 months. My now husband is a just wait in the truck guy ❤

[@chevetteman17]

I agree with you and even if a restraining order is put in place all too often the abuser walks right through the restraining order and in those cases it happens where they take the life of the person they abused.