New detrans grifter just dropped in the Daily Mail

In a disturbing case of domestic abuse, 22-year-old Tamour Nawaz has been sentenced to prison for subjecting his own mother to a campaign of coercive control, intimidation, and violence. #CoerciveControl #ElderAbuse

Abusers play the victim so well that others believe their lies and join the attack. ⚠️

Abusers often use the festive season to further coerce victim-survivors into debt.

If you are being forced to make transactions that push you into debt or if debts are fraudulently built up in your name, this is known as coerced debt.

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Application for contact by father, who had previously been convicted for assault and other offences against the mother. Ordered that father should have no contact, barring order made until child reaches 18 and father's parental responsibility restricted. www.bailii.org/ew/cases/EWF...

An abuser’s control thrives on fear and punishment, making even the smallest acts of resistance feel impossible.

##AbuseAwareness ##SurvivorSupport

Instead of placing blame on victims, we should focus on holding abusers accountable for their actions. Shifting the narrative is key to supporting survivors and creating change.

##domesticabuseawareness ##toxicrelationships ##endabuse

Judges love to align with fathers in family court. Even making him an extension of the Court, by appointing him with complete power & control over the mother’s access to her children. This CT mother fought back, representing herself before the Appellate Court.
#divorce
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“Everything happens for a reason.”

When people say this to an abuse victim, it diminishes their pain, suffering, and trauma. Survivors need understanding, not spiritual platitudes.

##EmotionalAbuse ##SupportSurvivors

Even in the darkest moments, we’re still fighting—sometimes in ways we don’t even realize. Every time we dream of a different life, take tiny acts of rebellion, or imagine our freedom, we’re planting seeds of hope. Those seeds may take time to grow, but they are proof of the strength we never lost.

Abusers don’t always roar.

Sometimes, they’re quiet manipulators, making you question your reality, your worth, and your sanity—without ever raising their voice.

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"You’re useless."
"No one else would put up with you."
"Why can’t you do anything right?"
The words may fade, but the impact stays. Verbal abuse is designed to erode your self-esteem until you believe you’re worthless. You’re not. 💜#DomesticAbuseRecovery

Abusers use economic control to deprive victim-survivors of economic stability and safety, often forcing them into homelessness.

If you’re facing housing insecurity, help is available.

Visit our website to access resources and learn about organisations that can support you 💻

"If you hadn’t upset me, I wouldn’t have reacted that way."
"I can’t believe you’re making me feel like the bad guy again."
They’re the victim, no matter what they’ve done.
Abusers twist the narrative to avoid accountability, making you question everything.

Leaving isn’t the end of the battle—it’s the beginning of a new one. The echoes of their words, the habits of survival, and the fear of what comes next don’t disappear overnight. But with time, we begin to rebuild, to heal, and to reclaim the life that was stolen from us. #HealingJourney

It is really good to see that the new FJC guidance draws on the 3R model formulated by the US National Council of Juvenile and Family Court Judges, and endorsed by our Domestic Abuse Commissioner in her 2023 report
Harmful pseudo-science open.substack.com/pub/rozenber...

They twist your words until you don’t trust your memory.

They deny things you know happened, leaving you doubting your reality.

They make you question if you’re too sensitive, too emotional, too much.

Gaslighting isn’t miscommunication—it’s manipulation.

#Gaslighting #DomesticAbuse

On average, abuse victims make seven attempts before successfully leaving abusive relationships. Survivors share their stories to shed light on the barriers faced and how abusers make leaving so difficult. #DomesticAbuse