Has Your Partner Been Abused?
Physical abuse:- Bruises, cuts, or other injuries on the face, neck, arms, or legs
- Sprains or broken bones
- Dislocated joints
- Head, eye, or dental injuries
- Internal injuries
- Burns or other thermal injuries
- Strangulation or choking
Sexual abuse:
- Unwanted sexual contact, including intercourse, oral sex, or anal sex
- Attempted sexual contact
- Sexual coercion
- Incest
- Child sexual abuse
Emotional abuse:
- Putting the victim down, making them feel worthless or unlovable
- Isolating the victim from friends and family
- Controlling the victim's finances
- Humiliating or threatening the victim
- Making the victim feel guilty or responsible for the abuse
Economic abuse:
- Controlling the victim's access to money
- Preventing the victim from getting or keeping a job
- Taking the victim's money or belongings
- Forcing the victim to pay for the abuser's expenses
- Denying the victim basic necessities
Digital abuse:
- Sending the victim abusive or threatening text messages, emails, or social media posts
- Posting or sharing private or compromising photos or videos of the victim
- Tracking the victim's location or online activity
- Creating fake online profiles in the victim's name
- Impersonating the victim online
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