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This is more than a channel — it’s a movement. ✨
Here, we speak up about domestic violence, trauma, and mental health while building a community of support and strength.

21/01/2026

One of the most common myths about domestic violence is the belief that if the abuse were “really that bad,” the person would simply leave.

In reality, leaving an abusive relationship is often the most dangerous and complex step. It can involve serious safety risks, financial and housing barriers, concern for children, immigration or visa issues, and intense emotional overwhelm caused by fear, trauma bonding, and manipulation.

Staying is not a sign of weakness.
It is often a sign of survival.

Understanding these realities helps reduce blame, increase compassion, and create safer pathways to support for those experiencing domestic violence.

14/01/2026

Education builds confidence, choice, and freedom. When women learn, they gain the power to leave abuse and reclaim their lives.

07/01/2026

Domestic violence is not a private issue. It’s a collective failure when abuse is normalised, excused, or silenced. Accountability doesn’t stop with the abuser it extends to everyone who enables harm in the name of culture, duty, or honour.

31/12/2025

This isn’t about all mothers-in-law.
Many are supportive, warm, and respectful.
But in a large number of homes,
daily expectations quietly turn into control,
and “adjustment” is expected mostly from one side.
Acknowledging this pattern isn’t about blame.

It’s about understanding why so many women feel unheard in the same role.

Change begins when we stop personalising the issue
and start examining the system that normalises it.

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24/12/2025

“Which of these felt familiar?”

Not all harm is loud.
 Some of it comes in everyday words that slowly make you doubt yourself.

If something feels heavy again and again, you don’t have to ignore it.

21/12/2025

Many Indian family systems are built on different emotional contracts. Often a daughter is loved through belonging and attachment, while a daughter-in-law is often accepted through adjustment and role fulfilment. This isn’t about intention or cruelty, it’s about deeply learned family patterns that deserve awareness and conversation.

17/12/2025

Violent news can trigger domestic violence survivors because it reminds the body of past danger, even when the mind knows the situation is different. During abuse, the body learns to stay alert to survive, and images or stories of violence can activate those same fear responses again. This isn’t about being weak or overreacting, it’s the body remembering how it once kept itself safe. With time, support, and grounding, the body can be gently reminded that the danger has passed and safety exists in the present.

10/12/2025

Why donestic violence victim survivors dont just leave?

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