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Not all abuse starts with violence. Sometimes it begins with control. With isolation. With subtle manipulation disguised as “love” or “concern.” In this video, we break down common traits often associated with abusive behavior. Understanding these patterns can help individuals identify unhealthy dynamics early and make informed decisions. Awareness...

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