Help! I'm Engaged to a Womanizing, Love-Bombing Psychopath!
Jennifer says she's engaged for the fourth time to the same man, Steven, and needs Dr. Phil's help to figure out if she should leave him now or find a way to save their relationship before they walk down the aisle. Jennifer claims Steven is an abusive, womanizing, sex-addicted, psychopath. She says their relationship has been in turmoil for three of the four years they've been together, but she doesn't understand why she can't ever seem to fully walk away. Steven claims the reason their relationship is so rocky is because Jennifer drinks too much alcohol and can't ever seem to let go of the past. Steven says he believes their relationship is worth fighting for and says giving up is not an option. Will Jennifer and Steven stay together, or is it time for them to part ways?
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