No, you should mind your own business and let others learn for themselves. The reason being you have to take care of yourself first, before you can care for others. You have limitations like your boundaries and its best to observe them and close an eye. If you had warned others about that abusive person, and they know you’re the culprit, you bet your bottom dollar that they will return the favor unequivocally. They may even kill you.
It is better to stay alive and watch from afar. You may have a chance to step in and save a life at the appropriate time.
An abusive person may also be a narcissist who thinks highly of themselves. They want to show off their best profile like Dr. Jekyll, and bury Mr. Hyde. They defend their stance vigorously. If you interfere by meddling with their relationships by warning others, then you are the person who has the problem.
If the abusive person’s friend comes complaining to you about injustice, you shouldn’t add hot water. There could be the day when those two bury the hatchet, mend fences and share notes about you. That abusive person will be looking for you.
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