How many times can you say ‘I’m sorry’ and then do the same thing again?
The alcohol-fuelled torrent of words that pour out of Graham hurt Jennifer every time, but this type of domestic abuse leaves no scars, no bruise on bruise. Graham can’t or won’t see the abject misery building in Jennifer. He does say ‘sorry’, every time, but without really knowing what he is saying sorry for.

Jennifer sacrifices her job in Geneva for a return to England, and for a time the verbal abuse stops. Then the emotional roller coaster of good time-abuse-sorry-silence-good time-abuse starts again, but the peaks are less frequent and the troughs become lower and lower.

Why do abused women allow it to continue? Jennifer goes inside her head to try to find an answer to why it is happening and what she can do about it. In spite of all the hurt she feels the same love for Graham as she had at the beginning, but can she learn to live with his demons, and stop their marriage breaking up? Click on ‘Look Inside’ to see how it all starts so differently.