Betam bechewan asadega menem endaladergech new yehonew, demo sera serta atawekem yilae? Yebetu sera ka lejoch ga becha endet adekami endehon enwekewalen .
Legocwo ema lay feed eyaregachewo newo woshetam enat bemenem aynet ate godah do ethiopia temelalesalech so what it font me she hat her children woshetam balegaya look I know you I make sure you go to prison is don't give her her children I know you love mony I will put you in prison abateyewo ant woshetam
exactly...good lord. He is so obsessed with money. she probably went psycho because of his ways.
@yemiermiyas8251 Жыл бұрын
Exactly!!
@Biniforo Жыл бұрын
Abusers aren’t easy to spot. In public, they can seem smart, trustworthy, and charming with a personality that draws people in, but in private, they are a waking nightmare. Many abusers learn violence from their family and repeat the toxic patterns with their own partner or children. They are also more likely to have legal and substance abuse problems. Heterosexual male abusers often believe in traditional gender roles, particularly that a woman’s main priority should be to care for their partner and children. They have to be in control and are especially prone to jealousy, accusing their partner of cheating without any reason or needing to know where their partner is at all times. Abusers often isolate their victims from family, friends, work, and any other outside sources of support. They may have explosive tempers and become violent during an abusive episode; afterward, they become remorseful and try to woo their partner back with charm and affection and promises to change, but the abusive behavior rarely stops. Abusive relationships center around control and power. Common tactics that perpetrators use include: 1. A pattern of violence-episodes interspersed with apologies, gifts, and promises to stop 2. Isolating the victim from friends, family, hobbies, or even their job 3. Instilling guilt in the victim for their behavior or wanting more freedom How Abuse Impacts Victims It can take time before victims of domestic violence recognize their situation for what it is. Abuse often leaves physical marks, from bruises and broken bones to shortness of breath and involuntary shaking. Seeming more prone to “accidents” than the average person can be a warning sign that someone is being abused. Abuse victims can also suffer both short- and long-term emotional and psychological effects, including feelings of confusion or hopelessness, depression, anxiety, panic attacks, and post-traumatic stress disorder (PTSD).
Betam yemeysazen geze new! I feel for the kids who are in the middle of all this crisis! Most of Abesha men they do not appreciate and consider about their wife well being, they just focusing on making many, that's not your vows, she is your other side of, you should seek help if something wrong with her, good health not guaranteed, please! People it is enough what we heard bad about our motherland, If you need knowledge seek and raise your kids properly, do not leave bad legacy for your kids! Because you will regret!!!🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏
@rahelwerkusahle4832 Жыл бұрын
Betam teru comment new ewenetehen new enat hulem enat nat
@Mimi-po2rj Жыл бұрын
Exactly where has he been for the last 17 years ?? if she is not a good mother why he left the kids with her ???
How do you know guys. This is reality he said American low it is not a joke. She needs help this lady!!
@welansatesfaye5384 Жыл бұрын
@@yoditgoitom550how do you know damy እንዴ እውነቱን እየተናገረ በትክክል እንዳመንኩት ልጆቹ መስክረውበታል!!!! ለዚህ ነው የአሜሪካን መንግስት የፈረዱባት!!!
@abnett.6429 Жыл бұрын
ጥያቄው ልጆቹ ይፈልጓታል ወይ ነው
@amenyihun2418 Жыл бұрын
@@welansatesfaye5384 you yourself need help. How could you judge the lady without knowing the fact. I am sure you are not married that is why you side the husband. Whatever the case may be, as a woman, please don't run to oppose women‼‼
17 amet lj new be material midelelew?mobile chinklat lay yeseberal?birr demo labu new selebir biyaweras genzebu new 1 amet mulu ethiopia Hieda letecheferebet new endie?
habesha dehinetu new mishalewu menm keber yelachewum beteley leje setasadgi kuch setey menm keber yelachewum.
@ielaabi9205 Жыл бұрын
አሜሪካኖች ይብሳሉ so don’t say that
@lovenature4241 Жыл бұрын
Show your face if you are a truthful person. If you are human and a good dad no matter what you do not take the kids away and make them live somewhere. Remember kids grow up and they become adults so the truth will come out and you will be sorry then.
@titiyababe9490 Жыл бұрын
Well said 👏🙏 I don't trust him..... Ethiopian mother she do anything for her kids ❤
@queenzuzu710 Жыл бұрын
u said the truth ethiopia men best cheater lieing
@titiyababe9490 Жыл бұрын
@@queenzuzu710 correct ✅ not all of them but 90%.....a big yes
@queenzuzu710 Жыл бұрын
@@titiyababe9490 Excalty more Ethiopia mens bad very bad😂😂
As a mom, raising a child in a good manner is very hard, especially in America. Their children can speak, read, and write Amharic language as he said. So those things can tell us how much she's strong and worked on their children. The people who have children in America know how hard it is.
@elsakassie8121 Жыл бұрын
Betam
@rosagetachew1303 Жыл бұрын
@@aemyay5169 ljochu menm bhion lmagnzb edmachew bethamm gina new ...yawem ye Amercan lji huh Lemgnzb it will take age Bethamm tasznalch eswhu gine Beth balga new...legnzb blo yehen yakel yeljochin enat hiowt mablshat bethamm balga new Egzabhier yektwal ...anchi gine tergagi ayzoesh egzabhier ken alew lhulem genzb yemgzwen tenshin tebkhi...hulm yalfal
@konjokonjit9626 Жыл бұрын
So true
@bethelhemsisay690 Жыл бұрын
Well said she worked hard to raise their children this is morethan going to work but he didn't appreciate it,
Abusers aren’t easy to spot. In public, they can seem smart, trustworthy, and charming with a personality that draws people in, but in private, they are a waking nightmare. Many abusers learn violence from their family and repeat the toxic patterns with their own partner or children. They are also more likely to have legal and substance abuse problems. Heterosexual male abusers often believe in traditional gender roles, particularly that a woman’s main priority should be to care for their partner and children. They have to be in control and are especially prone to jealousy, accusing their partner of cheating without any reason or needing to know where their partner is at all times. Abusers often isolate their victims from family, friends, work, and any other outside sources of support. They may have explosive tempers and become violent during an abusive episode; afterward, they become remorseful and try to woo their partner back with charm and affection and promises to change, but the abusive behavior rarely stops. Abusive relationships center around control and power. Common tactics that perpetrators use include: 1. A pattern of violence-episodes interspersed with apologies, gifts, and promises to stop 2. Isolating the victim from friends, family, hobbies, or even their job 3. Instilling guilt in the victim for their behavior or wanting more freedom How Abuse Impacts Victims It can take time before victims of domestic violence recognize their situation for what it is. Abuse often leaves physical marks, from bruises and broken bones to shortness of breath and involuntary shaking. Seeming more prone to “accidents” than the average person can be a warning sign that someone is being abused. Abuse victims can also suffer both short- and long-term emotional and psychological effects, including feelings of confusion or hopelessness, depression, anxiety, panic attacks, and post-traumatic stress disorder (PTSD).