Photo by Pawel Czerwinski on Unsplash False accusations are actually a common theme in abusive relationships. In such situations, your partner may accuse you of something you haven’t done, like cheating or overspending money. They may look at you with a…
Photo by Dmitry Vechorko on Unsplash Parenting is a challenging journey that comes with its share of ups and downs. However, when you add the complexity of leaving an abusive relationship into the equation, feelings of failure as a parent can…
Photo by M.T ElGassier on Unsplash Maintaining healthy boundaries in relationships is crucial for our overall well-being and personal growth. Boundaries serve as the invisible lines that define our limits, needs, and expectations in interactions with others. However, many of us…
Photo by David Vives on Unsplash Have you ever received a message or reminder from your abusive ex, bringing up the happy moments you shared in the past? It can be quite puzzling and bring up a mix of emotions. For…
Photo by Toa Heftiba on Unsplash Deciding to end a toxic and abusive relationship is incredibly tough. It’s one of the hardest choices anyone can make. But even after gathering the strength to walk away from such a harmful situation, you…
Photo by Michael Dziedzic on Unsplash We often hear about boundaries in our daily lives, like when we say, “You’ve crossed my boundaries,” or “Those are my boundaries.” But how exactly do boundaries safeguard you from manipulation? Firstly, boundaries can be…
Photo by Stormseeker on Unsplash It’s common to think that you will never find love again or that nobody will ever love you when you’ve been in a relationship where your supposed ‘soulmate’ or ‘protector’ did terrible things to you. You…
Photo by Ricky Kharawala on Unsplash A common scenario that often arises when you are on the verge of leaving or have already left an abusive relationship is when your partner attempts to convince you that they have changed their behavior.…
Photo by Jason Fitt on Unsplash Leaving an abusive relationship can profoundly affect a person’s mental and emotional well-being. For instance, you may experience a sense of emptiness in your mind, feeling as if it’s blank with no thoughts or ideas.…
Photo by Kelly Sikkema on Unsplash After leaving an abusive relationship, it’s common to find yourself blaming yourself for various aspects of the relationship. You might blame yourself for not recognizing the red flags, for your own behavior, for your ex-partner’s…
