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Relationship Checklists
National Domestic
Violence 24-hour-a-day hotline. 800-799-SAFE (7233)
Court
Protection Orders Do Help Abused Women & Men
Are You In An Abusive Relationship?
You may be in an abusive relationship if your current boyfriend, girlfriend, spouse or partner has
done any of the following:
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Alienated your family and friends,
or wants you to forget they exist.
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Insulted or driven away your friends or family.
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Withheld approval, appreciation
or affection as punishment.
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Continually criticized you, called
you names or shouted at you.
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Ignored your feelings regularly.
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Ridiculed or insulted your most
valued beliefs, your religion, race, class or sexual preference.
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Been very jealous--harassed you
about imagined affairs.
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Manipulated you with lies.
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Insisted you dress the way he/she
wants.
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Criticised the way you eat, too
fast/slow.
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Humiliated you in private or public.
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Taken car keys or money away.
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Subjected you to reckless driving.
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Thrown objects at you.
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Abused pets to hurt you.
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Punched, shoved, slapped, bit,
kicked, choked or hit you.
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Raped you or subjected you to other
violent or degrading non-consensual sexual acts.
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Threatened to commit suicide
if you leave.
Emotional/Spiritual
Wounds Survey
- Have you ever been divorced, abandoned, or
abused?
- If you fear rejection, do you accept
abusive situations?
- Do you love someone who does not return
your feelings?"
- If you desire to please people, are you
uncomfortable saying "No."
- Are anxiety, depression, and/or fear ruining
your life?
- Is expressing anger very difficult for you?
If you need help, write to Chloe, Linda, Susan, or Kerry.
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