answering questions on violence

Domestic violence, dating violence, or interpersonal violence is a pattern of abusive, controlling, and manipulative behavior used by an abuser to maintain power and control in a relationship. This includes behaviors such as:

-humiliating their partner

-not allowing their partner to spend time with friends

-keeping their partner’s income in their bank account

-regularly going through their partner’s things

-threatening to harm or take children

-hitting, pushing, slapping or otherwise physically harming their partner

-sexual assault and coercion

Click here for more info on what domestic violence looks like, or if you think you/someone you know might be in a violent relationship 

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