Blog — partner abuse

Parental Alienation: When One Parent Turns a Child Against the Other 1

Parental alienation happens when one parent turns a child against the other parent—often through manipulation, fear, or control. This post explains what parental alienation looks like, why it happens, and how it affects both the targeted parent and the child. Includes real-life examples, research insights, and resources for support.

Why do men abuse women? 3

Why do men verbally, physically, emotionally, financially, psychologically, sexually, . . . abuse women who are their partners?

Click to read 71 Answers to the Question: Why do Men Abuse Women?

Signs of an Emotionally Abusive Wife or Girlfriend 33

Are you living with an emotionally abusive wife, girlfriend, ex-wife, or ex-girlfriend?

Or dealing with a psychologically abusive female partner or ex?

Wondering, "Am I being emotionally abused?"

Is a man you know and care about suffering under the weight of emotional abuse from a woman?

This is how one man describes the relationship that nearly destroyed him:

“My ex-girlfriend was an emotional terrorist.”

Emotional and psychological abuses tear a person up inside.

Emotionally abused partners feel drained, distracted, and debilitated. 

How to Spot a Sociopathic Liar: Traits, Tactics & Red Flags 33

Sociopathic liars are manipulative, charming, and dangerously convincing. Learn how to recognize the red flags of sociopathy and protect yourself from deception, emotional damage, and manipulation.

What is Gaslighting Emotional Abuse? 0

Gaslighting is a crazy-making form of emotional abuse.

Gaslighting occurs when someone intentionally twists your perception of reality for their own gain.

Click the "Read More" tab for: 

• Gaslighting Meaning and Definition
• The Origins of the Term Gaslighting
• Why do Gaslighters Gaslight?
• 3 Toxic Tactics of Gaslighters: Denial, Trivializing, Withholding
• Denial Mind Games: How Gaslighters Twist Your Memories and Experiences
• Gaslighting infographic 

How Brainwashing Works: Cults, Propaganda & Abusive Relationships 2

Brainwashing isn’t just something that happens in cults or wartime captivity—it can show up in abusive relationships, social groups, political campaigns, and parental alienation. Learn how these coercive control tactics override independent thought and how to spot the red flags.