The article discusses the subtle, psychological nature of abuse, highlighting tactics like gaslighting and guilt. It emphasizes the need for society to confront these manipulative behaviors collectively.
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Why Speaking Up Feels So Hard—Even When We Know We Should
Many fear speaking out against abuse, experiencing backlash, and feeling isolated. Silence harms children most. It’s crucial to trust instincts and advocate for their protection.
When Systems Fail: The Silent Cost of Looking Away
The new series highlights systemic failures in protecting children from abuse, emphasizing the need for community vigilance, accountability, and the importance of trusting instincts when warning signs arise.
When the Floor Gives Way
This post explores the numbness and emotional turmoil following devastating news, highlighting the importance of love, presence, and support from others.
Empathy Without Agreement: Building Bridges That Don’t Break Us
Empathy involves recognizing others’ humanity and doesn’t require agreement. It fosters dialogue and connection, necessitates boundaries and courage, and acknowledges that not all interactions are worth pursuing.
The Mirror They Can’t Stand
Rebecca expresses her frustration and lack of surprise at encountering attacks each time she advocates for compassion and unity, highlighting that some people reveal their true intolerant nature through these interactions.
Free Speech Cuts Both Ways: Why I Block, Mute, and Call Out Bullshit
The author emphasizes the importance of respectful dialogue and self-defense against online trolling and false allegations. They assert their rights to block abusive individuals and reject unwarranted accusations.
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