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Leaving An Abuser Is Often Algebra, Not Arithmetic!

  • by Safe Speaks
  • Posted on November 3, 2020June 12, 2025

As yet another Domestic Violence Awareness Month came to a close, for all the progress we have made toward awareness, our culture still struggles with its view of a victim’s most daunting struggle – leaving the abusive relationship.

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