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Living With An Emotional Abuser Means That
Verbal and emotional abuse are as damaging as physical abuse.
How Domestic Abusers Groom And Isolate Their Victims
Apart from intimidation, an aversive strategy adopted by domestic abusers is isolating their victims to manipulate. Isolation from the outside world is an important element of psychological control for the abusers to encourage compliance from the victims.
How To Help Someone In An Abusive Or Controlling Relationship: 6 Tips
You may have noticed that your friend is acting differently, and you suspect they are being abused by their intimate partner. Help them to realize they’re in a relationship to be happy, to smile, and to make good memories, not to be constantly upset, to feel hurt, and to cry.
How To Stop Being An Abusive Person: 10 Steps For Real, Lasting Change
If you are in an abusive relationship and you are the abusive partner, then realizing and admitting the truth can be the hardest, yet bravest step forward.
From Alpha To Omega: What Is Your Socio-Sexual Hierarchy Rank?
Are you an Alpha male or a Beta? This Socio-Sexual Hierarchy offers us a better idea about men and how they tend to fit into different roles in the society.
10 Safety Tips For Domestic Violence
Domestic violence is a kind of abuse, where there is a regular pattern of controlling, demeaning, coercive, dangerous, and violent behavior towards someone, with the motive of scaring that person, and keeping them ‘in check’.
8 Tips To Protect Yourself When Staying With An Abusive Person
Being with a toxic person who is always looking for new ways to torment you and abuse you is not just mentally and emotionally exhausting, it’s straight out dangerous.
How To Set Boundaries In An Abusive Marriage: 5 Critical Steps
The reason that it’s essential to set boundaries in an abusive relationship is so that you don’t lose touch with who you are and not letting the abuse tear you down completely.
How You End Up Loving An Abuser: 7 Reasons
Don’t judge yourself for loving someone who doesn’t treat you with care and respect, because by the time the relationship turns abusive, we’re attached and want to maintain our connection and love.