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 One of the reasons I began sharing education about abusive relationships was because there was so much I simply didn't know.  And I know I'm not the only one.  Many of us were taught to recognize domestic violence by what we could see.  A bruise.  A violent incident.  Police being called.  Someone physically hurting their partner.  Those things absolutely are domestic violence.  But they're not the only ways abuse can exist.  Sometimes abuse happens through patterns of power, control, intimidation, isolation, humiliation, financial restriction, sexual coercion, threats, monitoring, manipulation, or punishment.  And sometimes the first thing you recognize isn't even their behavior.  It's who you've become around it.  You're constantly reading the room.  You know which topics not to bring up.  You carefully choose your words.  You change plans because dealing with their reaction isn't worth it.  You hide harmless things.  You stop seeing certain people.  You question yourself.  You become responsible for keeping everything calm.  You start organizing your life around avoiding someone else's reactions.  And because there may also be laughter, vacations, affection, apologies, gifts, good parenting moments, family pictures, normal days—or genuinely beautiful memories—it can be incredibly confusing.  That's why I want to keep saying this:  Two things can be true.  There can be good moments and an abusive pattern.  You can love someone and acknowledge that you're being harmed.  You can understand someone's trauma and refuse to let it excuse the way they treat you.  You can remember who they were at their best and pay attention to who you consistently experience.  And abuse does not have to become physical before you're allowed to take it seriously.  This month, let's keep expanding the conversation beyond the abuse people can see.  Because sometimes one of the most important pieces of education someone can receive is simply the language to finally say:  “Wait. There's a name for what I've been experiencing.” 💜  If you are experiencing abuse or feel unsafe, consider reaching out to a qualified local domestic-violence organization or advocate for confidential support. If you are in immediate danger, contact emergency services in your area.  #DomesticViolenceAwarenessMonth #DVAM #DomesticViolenceAwareness #EmotionalAbuse #CoerciveControl

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