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17 hours ago, Dee elle said:

Emotional abuse is an acknowledged form of violence .. in this case domestic violence   It is as harming and damaging to a person as physical violence. sometimes worse as people don’t see know or understand that it is happening.  

I've never seen this on an episode of cops

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On 12/26/2017 at 2:40 PM, MrHanky said:

I've never seen this on an episode of cops

That is demeaning to Victims of Domestic Violence.  It took police telling me what I was going through was domestic violence before I could admit what I was experiencing wasn't normal in a healthy relationship. 

 

"In an abusive relationship, the abuser may use a number of tactics other than physical violence in order to maintain power and control over his or her partner:

Emotional and verbal abuse:

Survivors of domestic violence recount stories of put-downs, public humiliation, name-calling, mind games and manipulation by their partners. Many say that the emotional abuse they have suffered has left the deepest scars.

 

The existence of emotional and verbal abuse, attempts to isolate, and threats and intimidation within a relationship may be an indication that physical abuse is to follow. Even if they are not accompanied by physical abuse, the effect of these incidents must not be minimized.  "

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On 12/25/2017 at 7:17 PM, WandY said:

Emotional abuse is not a crime. A "safe house" for the emotionally abused? Really? Call a divorce lawyer, not 911.

  I once had a relationship where the other half would point guns at me and threaten to remove body parts unique to the female anatomy.  Because he didn't touch me , you say I didn't need 911 and protection ?     The idea that just because you are not  actually bloody and bruised you don't need protection is so wrong.  

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3 minutes ago, NigeriaorBust said:

  I once had a relationship where the other half would point guns at me and threaten to remove body parts unique to the female anatomy.  Because he didn't touch me , you say I didn't need 911 and protection ?     The idea that just because you are not  actually bloody and bruised you don't need protection is so wrong.  

Not sure that's what they were getting at, that's something to definitely call 911 for, although sometimes they don't even do anything as I've seen in real life, not that they're not supposed to, just laziness.

 
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