Know Relationship Violence: 8 Warning Signs Your Love Is Hurting You.

In love and relationships, many people often see “arguing” as a normal thing for couples. But if the conflict begins to develop into control, physical and mental abuse, that may be the beginning of violence in a relationship (Violent Relationship), which is a big problem that should not be overlooked. Let’s observe your partner to see if they are in a toxic relationship or not!?

What is relationship violence ?

Violence in a relationship ( Violent Relationship or Domestic Violence/Abuse) is any behavior in which one party uses power over another through control, threats, or abuse, in any way, causing physical, mental, emotional, or even financial harm to the victim. The perpetrator is usually someone the victim has a close relationship with and trusts.

Warning signs of a toxic relationship

If you or someone close to you is experiencing these behaviors. It could be a sign of relationship violence that you need to watch out for.

• Have control over your life: Try to control where you go, who you meet, what you do, or even how you dress.
• Extreme and irrational jealousy: Checking your phone, texting, social media, or expressing displeasure when you spend time with other people.
• Constantly belittling, belittling, or criticizing: Makes you feel worthless, inadequate, or wrong all the time.
• Extreme mood swings: Alternating between very good times and very scary, leaving the victim confused and trapped in a cycle.
• Isolates you from friends and family: Trying to prevent you from contacting your loved ones.
• Threats or Uses Force: Whether threatening to harm you, harming yourself, harming others, or using physical force.
• Always Blaming You: No matter what the problem is, the perpetrator will always blame you.
• Apologize and promise not to do it again: After hurting someone, they often apologize, beg, and promise to change, but the violent behavior returns.

If you or someone close to you is experiencing these warning signs of relationship violence, it is important to recognize and accept that this is a หรือถ้าคุณสนใจแทงบอลออนไลน์ UFABET คือเว็บที่มีอัตราต่อรองดีที่สุดในประเทศไทย สมัครเลยตอนนี้ที่ UFABET แทงบอล problem, and that you do not have to deal with it alone. Seeking help from loved ones, professionals, or relevant agencies is an important first step in breaking the cycle of violence and returning to living a safe and happy life again.

Remember, true love is respect, not hurt.