Break the Silence Against Domestic Violence

The National Voice of Domestic Violence

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So, Your Significant Other is a Survivor

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By Emilie Trepanier Disclaimer: Every survivor’s story is different. Always keep that in mind while looking for advice on this subject. You had the talk with your significant other. They let you know about their past, their “baggage,” what their future may look like, and how they hope you fit in. You are what is […]

Life and Love After Domestic Violence: Kristen’s Story

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By Jamey Sheesley Life after domestic violence can seem scary because it is starting over with a blank sheet of paper. Trusting people is hard and self-doubt is lurking around every corner. Love after domestic violence seems even harder. How can you even think of loving again? Love hurt you so bad. This is Kristen’s […]

Creating Healthy Boundaries

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By Jamey Sheesley Creating boundaries may seem like an easy thing to do, but for those who have experienced domestic violence, it may be more difficult since so many boundaries were already crossed. It is important to know the different types of boundaries that need to be set. According to DomestcShelters.org there are five major […]

Signs You’re in a Healthy Relationship

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By Sunny Lim For many domestic violence survivors, dating might seem daunting after surviving abusive relationships. For survivors, a time will come where they’ll feel comfortable dating again. However, some survivors might fear dating again because they fear future partners might be similar to their abusers. Some survivors struggle with trusting and opening up emotionally […]

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