Break the Cycle of Abuse
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The document addresses the issue of volatile relationships and domestic abuse, emphasizing that individuals do not deserve to live in fear and should take action by obtaining a protective order. It highlights the impact of domestic abuse on children, noting that they are at risk of repeating the cycle of violence. The document encourages bravery in breaking the cycle of abuse and provides a resource for further information on protective orders.
Break the Cycle of Abuse
- 2. Are you in a volatile relationship? Emotional ties are hard to break, but you don’t deserve to live in fear. You can end the domestic abuse cycle by getting a protective order. It Won’t Get Better Your partner may come back apologizing profusely and promising to never hurt you again. Your partner may be sincere in the moment, but has hurt you before and will do it again. It’s complicated to be harmed by someone you love, but you don’t deserve it and you don’t need to take it.
- 3. The situation will not improve until you change it. Get a protective order to let your partner know that you aren’t going to take the abuse anymore. Abuse Is Contagious Children raised in homes where a parent experiences abuse are more likely to repeat the cycle when they reach adulthood. Do you have children at home? They don’t have to see the acts of violence to know something isn’t right.
- 4. Even if the abuse isn’t directed at them now, living in an abusive home leaves them vulnerable to either becoming abusers or victims when they grow up. Getting a protective order safeguards both you and your children. Breaking the cycle of domestic abuse takes bravery, but is worth it. Visit this website to find out more about protective orders in Irvine - http://www.dunnelawoc.com/domestic-violence