Meet Steve, a man who endured an abusive marriage for thirty-five years with a wife who had borderline personality disorder. He is sharing his story to help raise awareness that men can also be abused – especially by spouses who have a cluster B personality disorder. Later on he will be sharing how he recovered …
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I am deeply passionate about raising awareness on coercive control and saving those who are currently in it. So, after I concluded my YouTube series deep diving each stage and also the science behind it, I knew I needed at least one survivor’s story. Because nothing brings us a deeper understanding of what it’s like …
7 Years in Coercive Control: Interview with Advocate, Lady Storm Read More »
We are here today with my bestie Katherine, whose father has passive aggressive personality disorder. She has asked not to be on camera but she doesn’t mind you hearing her voice. Too busy to read the rest of the article? Watch or listen to it. Watch this interview on YouTube (here) or listen to it …
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Leaving an abuser can be dangerous. Divorcing one tends to be exhausting. That’s because the abuser becomes the most unstable when the victim – who they view as their property – breaks free from their control. That’s why we often see divorces from these high-conflict people drag on for years. Taylor’s story is no exception. …
Exposing the Messages My Abuser Left Me: A Survivor Shares Read More »
Suicide theater, false reporting, and abuse. We are all aware of abuse, even if not everyone knows of the abuses that don’t leave bruises. False reporting is, as its name implies, making false claims of abuse. It has the power to ruin innocent lives, particularly when the false reporter is filing their claim with law …
Suicide Theater, False Reporting, and Abuse: A Survivor’s Tell-All Read More »
Escaping coercive control tends to be even more perilous than living in it. For one thing, there’s a science behind the reason we see domestic violence victims return to their abusers several times before they leave for good. If they leave at all. And the other thing is how the abuser tends to pose the …
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Meet Taylor and her partner, Don, happily together for five years now. Canada is their home, where they run a farm together. Taylor has autism. She is also a survivor of domestic violence from her ex-husband who had BPD (Borderline Personality Disorder Trauma Glossary 1). Having been well acquainted with her beautiful mind for over …
Autism vs. BPD: The Stark Contrasts in Neurodivergence Read More »
Death of a loved one, a relationship ending, or loss of a job are life-changing events that can be devastating. When grieving a major loss, we tend to feel more than just sad. We may also feel fear, anger, shame, guilt, abandonment, or we may even get defensive. But in times like these, there is …
Grieving a Major Loss: An IFS Heal-Along Interview Read More »
Kelley McCord is back again this week! This time, she is talking about how the days that followed her brother’s death led to going no contact. If you have been following Kelley’s saga these past two weeks, you know that her mother has ruined many lives. In Kelley’s first interview, we learned how her mother, …
3 Days to No Contact: Daughter Shares What Happened Read More »
Kelley McCord is back with us this week. In case you missed her debut interview, it’s here. Last week, the focus was on how Kelley’s borderline mother (Trauma Glossary 1 – who she has nicknamed Egg Donor) committed serial parental alienation. Against husband numbers one, two, and three! It should come as no surprise that …
She Made His Death All About Her: An Interview Read More »
