Domestic Abuse: How to Recognize It and Where to Go

Things are tense at home. You plan ahead how the evening will go, choose your words carefully, watch the other person's mood, and by the sound of footsteps in the hallway you know how the conversation will end. Sometimes it feels like a difficult period you just need to get through. But if you're afraid of the person you live with, this isn't about personality or patience — it's about safety.

Signs You Can Notice Even Without Bruises

Abuse in close relationships isn't always about hitting. Often it starts with control that's easy to mistake for care.