Singer Jose Stone Looking back at his decision to quit the abusive relationship of the past.

38 -year -old Stone was answering a fan question from his "A Chupa Love" Podcast In an Instagram video Saturday, August August August, when an audience wrote about being "ready to give up" and asking for "assist" to come out. Stone said that the note made it "breathe" it when he read it, knowing the answer could not wait until his next podcast.

In multiple follow-up videos posted on Sunday, August 3, Stone shared advice for the audience in multiple follow-up videos, saying "having a plan" for how to give up "is a really good idea."

Stone then revealed that he felt the same situation.

"I tried to leave him, I can't tell you how many times," Stone told about the past relationship, not by revealing the identity of his then partner. "Every time it seemed that it was getting even more dangerous. One day he threw me - surprised how powerful he was, he was not so tall."

Stone claimed that he "dropped me in the rain" when he wore nothing but a T-shirt.

"He thought he had locked up the gate and I was stuck on the driveway, and I didn't know the code to get out. He just thought he would keep me in the rain" he remembered. "He remembered. "I knew the code."

Once he opened the gate, the stone reminded that "there is no way he can hurt me" and reminded him of the house.

"My legs were killing me, tearing up by bloody concrete," he said more. "I'm running and I'm thinking, 'I will go to the end of this street,' and I have nothing."

Stone was "going" but he didn't have a phone. Finally, Stone realized that "that f *** is running behind me"

"It was very annoying," he added. "Anyway, he caught me and told me that the police would come and arrest me and all those things. It was the burden of all the bulls ***" ""

Stone said that he had "pulled me back" at home, but later he found a way to put the relationship behind.

"I was able to leave him because I'm a traveler. So, I used to go to the street to do my job," he explained. "I just decided to go back. It was actually easy. I don't need to be great and kind and no need to try to face it. I tried to do it a lot, and it was extremely dangerous."

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