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“Intimate partner abuse” is a term used to describe different kinds of abusive behaviors that can happen in intimate relationships (such as between people dating or married). However, not all abusive behaviors in intimate relationships can be charged under criminal law. For example, intimate partner abuse may include emotional abuse. While there are not criminal laws for emotional abuse, there may be civil legal options for emotional abuse. " Source RMvlc
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 There is a growing amount of domestic abuse world wide. It involve both men and women abusing other partners such as women abusing women abusing men and men abusing other men. In many cases it is sexual, financial, stalking, technological, psychological, emotional and unfortunately can result in the death of the partner.  The purpose of the abuse vary from trying to get the partner to perform an actor or acts, teaching them a lesson or to stop a practice the abuser feels is inappropriate. Often the abuser is carrying out retribution for acts committed on him or her. Men and women must be careful in establishing a positional relationship and try to understand the nature of the perspectivepartner If you witness or are aware that an abuse situation is prevalent, the the phrase "See Something Say Something" must come into play, since by your silence you as an individual are part of the abuse.
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"If you are experiencing any type of spousal abuse, you may wish to seek legal assistance, medical attention, and/or therapy. Online therapy can be an easy way to connect with a licensed mental health professional and find support in surviving spousal abuse."  Source Better Help
Domestic Violence Support | National Domestic Violence Hotline
Survivor Help & Resources
Domestic violence against women: Recognize patterns Mayo Clinic ..
What is Domestic Abuse United Nations
Resources for Victims and Survivors Department of Justice
"It’s not just the bruises on the body that hurt. It’s the wounds of the heart and the scars on the mind." Aisha Mirza