Coercive Acts

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Are you experiencing coercive control? Here’s some signs of this insidious form of psychological abuse. #emotionalabuse #coerciveabuse #coercivecontrol #psychological #manipulation #narcissisticabuse Signs of coercive control A psychological form of abuse- coercive control Is coercive control abuse?

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10 examples of coercive control in narcissistic relationships. #narcissisticrelationshiprecovery #narcaware #narcabuse #narctokadvice #narcissist #narcissism #npd #coercivecontrol #coercivecontrolawareness #narcissisticbehavior #manipulationtechniques

Reactive abuse is not the victim becoming the abuser. Its the abuser forcing a reaction and then further using that reaction to attempt to control and avoid responsibility. . . . . . #dreamofthe2ndattention #thedreamofthe2ndattention #traumabondrecovery #healingoutloud #coercivecontrol #reactiveabuseawareness #reactiveabuse #reactiveabuseisreal

Coercive control is a subtle version of emotional and psychological violence that we can find ourselves stuck in like quicksand. The harder we try to fix ourselves to make the relationship work the deeper we get sucked in. Think of all the energy we have put into them and us? We don’t want to give up on them, us, that investment. . . . . . #thedreamofthe2ndattention #dreamofthe2ndattention #healoutloud #helpothers #selflove #traumabondrecovery #coercivecontrol #coercivecontrolawareness

Coercive control is a form of family violence. Coercive control is when someone uses patterns of abusive behaviour against another person. Over time, coercive control can create fear and take away the victim's freedom and independence. Examples include: • controlling who a person sees, what they wear and where they go • monitoring or tracking everything a person does • controlling a person's finances, medication, food or exercise • regularly criticising or blaming a person, so they doubt themselves and their experiences • forcing someone to have sex or do sexual things • stopping a person from following their religion or cultural practices • threatening a person, their children, family manipulating co-parenting arrangements or child support payments after relationship separation. People experiencing coercive control may feel like they're walking on eggshells, or that it's difficult to disagree or say no. They may not know they are being abused.

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Types of coercive control Controlling behaviours may include: Isolating you from your family or friends Controlling what you eat, wear, or do Controlling who you are allowed to see or spend time with Preventing you from accessing support Gaslighting Monitoring your behaviour (online or in person) Tracking you, for example, using your phone or car Controlling your finances, for example, through your ability to earn money or what you spend money on Emotionally or physically threatening or intimidating you Threatening to disclose information about you publicly Humiliating or degrading you Repeatedly putting you down Making you feel fearful or scared of non-compliance However, there is not a definitive list of behaviours that are classed as coercively controlling. If you feel someone is acting in a way intended to exert power or control over you, then it is wrong and there is support for you. #domesticabuseawareness #powerandcontrol #fypages #fo #foryoupage #fyppppppppppppppppppppppp #fy #stopdomesticviolence #getout #speakout #strangulationawareness #seesomethingsaysomething #fypシ #stopdomesticviolence #narcissist #narcissisticabuse #coercivecontrol #coercivecontrolawareness #coercivecontrollaws

Coercive control is a form of covert abuse that’s intended to diminish your autonomy over time. It begins subtly and slowly like a frog boiling in water so it can be visitin difficult to detect. #Narcissist #covertnarcissist #toxicrelationship #narcissism

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Recognizing coercive control can be challenging, as it often involves subtle manipulative tactics that slowly erode a person's autonomy and independence. Here are some signs to look out for: 1. Isolation: The abuser deliberately isolates the victim from friends, family, and support systems. They may discourage or prevent socializing, monitor communication, or create dependency. 2. Emotional manipulation: The abuser uses emotional manipulation tactics to control the victim's thoughts and actions. This can include gaslighting (making the victim doubt their own perceptions and reality), guilt-tripping, and constant criticism. 3. Micromanagement: The abuser imposes excessive control over the victim's daily activities, such as dictating what they wear, where they go, who they talk to, and how they spend their time. 4. Financial control: The abuser may control the victim's finances, making them financially dependent or restricting their access to money. They may monitor spending, withhold money, or sabotage the victim's ability to work or earn a living. 5. Intimidation and threats: Coercive control often involves intimidation and threats to maintain power and control. This can include verbal threats, physical violence, destroying property, or harming pets. 6. Monitoring and surveillance: The abuser may constantly monitor the victim's actions, such as tracking their movements, checking their phone or computer without permission, or installing surveillance cameras. 7. Sexual coercion: Coercive control can also involve sexual coercion, where the abuser manipulates or forces the victim into unwanted sexual acts or situations. 8. Manipulation of information: The abuser controls the narrative by distorting facts, spreading rumors, or selectively providing information to manipulate the victim's perception of reality and maintain control. 9. Extreme possessiveness and jealousy: The abuser displays intense possessiveness and jealousy, often accusing the victim of infidelity without any evidence. 10. Fear and intimidation: The victim lives in constant fear of the abuser's anger, retaliation, or punishment. They may feel trapped and unable to speak up or leave the relationship. If you or someone you know is experiencing these signs, it's important to reach out for help and support. Trusted friends, family members, or professionals can offer guidance and resources to escape the grip of coercive control. . . . . . #thedreamofthe2ndattention #dreamofthe2ndattention #reactiveabuse #healwiththedream #coercivecontrol #traumabond #healwiththedreamatgmail #cognitivedissonace #emotionalabusesurvivor

Will tougher sentences for killers with a history of coercive behaviour go far enough? #itvnews #news #abuse #crime #law