It’s Okay to Be Angry
“Forgiveness will set you free.”“You can’t heal until you forgive.”“Holding onto anger only hurts you.” Have you ever heard something like that before? I know I have – so many
Dark Romance or Dark Reality: When Fantasy Crosses into Harm
Reading is so back! Book clubs are thriving, libraries are bustling, and entire online communities are built around sharing book recommendations and reviews. Platforms like TikTok’s “BookTok” have introduced millions
Hidden Abuse: How Abusers Exploit Disabilities
Domestic violence affects every community – but the risk is even higher for people with disabilities, who too often go unheard and unseen. July is Disability Awareness Month. This is
Not Your Secret to Tell: Outing as a Form of Control and Abuse
June is Pride Month! This is a time to celebrate LGBTQ+ identities, honor queer history, and advocate for a safer, more inclusive world. While much of the month is rightly
Strangulation – Let’s talk about it
Strangulation is one of the most dangerous and terrifying forms of abuse, yet it often leaves behind no visible scars. It’s a method of control that is far more common
Gaslighting, Coercion, and Control: When Abuse Messes with Your Mind
When we think about abuse, we often picture bruises or broken bones. But some of the most devastating wounds aren’t visible at all. Emotional abuse – especially gaslighting – is