A Long (Guilt) TripHow Being Guilt‑Tripped by Parents, Partners Can Leave Long‑Term Mental Scars“Guilt is a powerful emotion and can therefore be a powerful tool of manipulation… [It] interferes with our decision-making processes.”
Trapped By StereotypesThe Stereotype That Abusers Are ‘Bad’ People Can Prevent Survivors From Recognizing Real‑Life Abuse
Trapped In IsolationHow Social Shaming Feeds Survivors’ Emotional Dependence on Their AbusersWhen the path to escape is paved in shame, it often feels easier to stay in the abusive relationship.
An Emotional TrapTrauma Bonding Is the Emotional Cycle That Keeps People in Abusive Relationships. How Does It Start?
Harm Or Abuse?We’ve Overused the Word ‘Abuse.’ Here’s Why It’s Hurting the Fight For Gender Equality.
Save The ChildrenPinching, Shouting, Denying Food Among 30 Ways Indian Parents Abuse, Punish Children: UNICEFWhile girls were punished for leaving their hair open, not finishing their household chores, or making “unnecessary demands,” boys were punished for disrespecting elders and refusing to work outdoors.
