Women often stay in abusive relationships for several reasons: fear for their safety and the safety of their children if they leave, financial dependence on their abuser, emotional manipulation by their abuser that wears down their ability to think clearly over time. Leaving an abusive situation can be an immense challenge due to psychological trauma, lack of support systems, and the real threat of escalating violence. Agencies that help protect women from violence include women's NGOs, religious organizations, government bodies, and law enforcement. It is important to educate young women on their rights and recognize potential signs of abusive behavior in partners to help address and prevent violence against women.
Women often stay in abusive relationships for several reasons: fear for their safety and the safety of their children if they leave, financial dependence on their abuser, emotional manipulation by their abuser that wears down their ability to think clearly over time. Leaving an abusive situation can be an immense challenge due to psychological trauma, lack of support systems, and the real threat of escalating violence. Agencies that help protect women from violence include women's NGOs, religious organizations, government bodies, and law enforcement. It is important to educate young women on their rights and recognize potential signs of abusive behavior in partners to help address and prevent violence against women.
Women often stay in abusive relationships for several reasons: fear for their safety and the safety of their children if they leave, financial dependence on their abuser, emotional manipulation by their abuser that wears down their ability to think clearly over time. Leaving an abusive situation can be an immense challenge due to psychological trauma, lack of support systems, and the real threat of escalating violence. Agencies that help protect women from violence include women's NGOs, religious organizations, government bodies, and law enforcement. It is important to educate young women on their rights and recognize potential signs of abusive behavior in partners to help address and prevent violence against women.
Relationships? There are some intriguing questions why battered women still stay in spite of the abusive relationships.
Some women who have been in terror because of terrifying
relationship say it isn’t that easy because of the children, the financial and emotional bonds are difficult to break.
One battered wife said “ I know when I took my marriage vows
Many abusers can be charming, and abused women often fall in live with their softer sides.
After the battering, the abuser listen to his partner, pays
attention, buy flowers and become the ideal guy.
“Whom God hath put together, lets no man put asunder.”
This expression comes from the Bible, and appears in Matthew 19:6: So they are no longer two, but one flesh. Therefore what God has joined together, let no one separate.” Another reason is that a woman that loves her partner very much believes that his behavior will change
A related problem is that abused women and their families often
have nowhere to go (Mchugh, et al. 1993)
Furthermore, there is ample evidence that trying to live in an
abusive relationships may participate brutal attacks or murder. The repeated cycles wear women down until some are psychically and mentally exhausted that leaving the man is almost impossible. The man gradually and eventually control of the women’s psyche and destroys her ability to think clearly “ You can’t underestimate the terror and brainwashing that takes in battering relationships” She really comes to believe that she deserves the abuse. Violence against women isn’t cultural, it’s criminal. Equality cannot come eventually, It’s something we must fight for now. -Samantha Power Agencies that Protect Women from Violence Kababaihan Laban sa Karahasan (kalakasan) • Catholic Women’s League • Philippine Red Cross Social Services • Public Attorney’s Office Women’s Desk • PNP Women and Children Protection Center • Philippine Commission on Women • Kilusan ng mga Kababaihan Laban sa Karahasan - KKK Potential Wife Beater The Kalakasan foundation a Women’s NGO’s believes that violence against women are deep and widespread. The best way to deal with this problem is to inform young women of the rights to be respected.
Here are some pieces of advice on how a potential women
beater. While it has been said that abusive men are weak and have a sign of immaturity, KALAKASAN enumerates the men who possess any of these traits