Episode 88-Abusive relationship awareness dating.

Welcome back to Murder, Blood, and Psychopaths, where we dive deep into stories that make you question everything you thought you knew. I’m your host, Eileen, and today, we have a tale that’s enchanting and chilling. It’s the story of Florid and JC—a seemingly perfect match that hides a dark and unsettling truth. The truth is no one gets into abusive relationships because they want to. Fear kept and kept a lot still in bondage. The road is a long one, but we must find courage. Florida was able to get out of the relationship before he escalated his rage to murder. Florida has trauma, but she will not fault any guy because of his mistakes. Florida experienced what a lot of us have in her relationship. Getting out is never easy. There must be steps to ensure the survivor's safety at all costs. “Data from the National Coalition Against Domestic Violence suggests that 1 in 4 women and 1 in 9 men have experienced some form of physical violence, sexual abuse, or stalking by an intimate partner”. How Common Is Domestic Violence? Signs, Statistics, Support (healthline.com). There is help via the domestic violence hotline. Please reach out for help. You are loved and supported.

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How Common Is Domestic Violence? Signs, Statistics, Support (healthline.com)

Domestic Violence Support | National Domestic Violence Hotline (thehotline.org)