Leopards don’t change their spots
Women stay in abusive relationships hoping that he will change, but he never does. People don’t change unless they actively seek professional help.
Have a safety plan
Everyone can relate to bad relationship experiences. You deserve better. But before you break up with your abusive boyfriend, you must have a safety plan.
Ask yourself “Is the shoe on the other foot?”
You might be reading this article and realize that you are being abusive to your partner. Do you call or text him too much? Are you jealous and controlling? Are you mean to him? Is he your whole life?
Know that there is more to life than guys!
It is better to be happy and alone, than with someone and miserable. Don’t have a boyfriend just for the sake of being “in a relationship.” There is so much more to life than guys.
Find your voice
You always have the right to say no. Most women are raised to be passive people-pleasers, which has led to decades of violence against women. Every time you respect and honor yourself, you are respecting and honoring every woman of the world!
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Help support victims of domestic violence
Domestic violence affects one in three women in the US. Help create awareness and support those in need by watching this video about the “silent secret.”
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