Abuse often starts with sneaky, under-the-radar moves, like the ones inside the wheel. But when abusers feel their grip slipping, they escalate to sexual and physical violence. It goes the other way too. Acts of physical and sexual violence shut down victims of coercive control, making it easier for their abusers to exert the tactics inside the wheel. Yesterday I wrote a thread about the tactics my ex would use in a car and

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幾秒內	Life After An Abusive Relationship flourishing_after_abuse	got some unhelpful comments like "I'd never let someone do that to me", "That would happen to me once only", and "I’d have slammed his face into the steering wheel and remind him who TF he was talking too!" Well, let me tell you something. It's easy to say you'd be the hero of your own story when you're comfortably seated outside the narrative. But the reality is, abusers are experts at manipulation. They start small, weaving a