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Domestic Violence Survivors Talk Domestic Violence Information, and Resources to encourage and enlighten victims and survivors. My ex told everyone I was crazy typical of abusers.

There are many types of abuse and terms I have learned in my experience and I want to share them with others to hopefully help and heal. Mental, Verbal - Psychological - "Mind Games"

Abusing you with name calling and put downs. Example:
My ex did this but also had his family do it to me who are psychiatrists, so they knew how to abuse and attack better than most. His family stepped in and had me

misdiagnosised with schizoid personality. Totally wrong I have been communicating with God and the Angels for 40 years. I have been studying psychics since I was in my early teens and have spent over 10 years developing this ability. I have taken psychic classes with a psychic of 40 years experience and they knew that they had spies in the class and we got verification from the psychic I was indeed doing this. They had accomplices in Georgia: Peachtree City, Stockbridge, Riverdale, Jonesboro. Also in Colorado: Denver, Boulder and Westminster. I have been called: whore, bitch, slut, crazy, abusive, disrespectful, lazy, and there are hits out on me. They have told me to die. I have been told my ex was around, chasing me. watching me, following me basically scaring me to the point I stoled a car to get away. They have threatened to lock me up and have on numerous occasions. My ex called my smile a cheesy grin. Told me my boobs were saggy singing the Barney song..."Do your boobs hang low, wobbly to and fro..." He complained about the dimples in my ass. Stated one day that he liked my daughter's "nice round ass" over my skinny ass. He reminded me one day that his sister's n laws helped Fred Tokars get off the possible murder of his wife. Emotional - Scaring you to point of "FEAR OF LIFE", Hating you - going to extremes to cause harm, Taking away what you LOVE - Kids, pets, friends, family. Causing Anger - Pushed so far that sometimes you become abusive to the point of killing. Depression - Bringing you to tears, crying constantly. Denying you your emotions and feelings saying your wrong, even ridiculing privately or in public. Keeping you in state of chaos and confusion. Making you feel less than damaging your self esteem. Sexual - Using you as a toy or object. No respect for your sexual wants, desires, needs. Force sex - RAPE, doing things to you sexually that you tell him you don't want/like. Expects/demands sex. Feeling like you can't say no. Tapes you without consent, knowledge, and uses it to degrade you.

16/11/2024

🚨 SCAM ALERT: BEWARE OF SEXTORTION AND EXTORTION TACTICS 🚨

The Camden Police Department would like to inform the community about a concerning trend of s*xtortion email scams. These scams are becoming more sophisticated, often involving emails or letters where scammers claim they have compromised your computer and recorded compromising videos through your we**am or collected your personal data. They threaten to release this content unless you pay a ransom, typically in Bitcoin.

South Carolina Critical Infrastructure Cybersecurity (SC CIC) has reported several such incidents across the state, with victims being targeted by scammers who claim to have access to private videos or images. These scammers may include photos of your home, street, or mailbox, likely obtained from Google Maps, to make their threats appear more credible.

Key Red Flags in Sextortion Scams:

1. Urgent and Threatening Language: The scammer will attempt to create panic by demanding immediate action.
2. Ransom Requests: The scammers often demand payment in cryptocurrency like Bitcoin, which is hard to trace.
3. Technical Threats: Scammers claim they’ve installed spyware like Pegasus on your devices, which they say gives them remote access to your we**am or computer.
4. Personalization: They might mention your name, local addresses, or include photos of your home to frighten you into believing their threats are real.
5. Threat of Exposure: They claim to have embarrassing information, such as videos of you watching adult content, which they threaten to share with your contacts unless you comply.

What To Do If You Receive These Threats:
• ⚠️ Do NOT respond to the scammer or make any payments. ⚠️
• Ignore the threats and avoid interacting with the sender.
• Report the incident to the Camden Police Department immediately.
• Ensure that your devices are secured by using strong passwords and keeping your software updated.
• ‼️Be aware that scammers often use publicly available data to make their claims seem more credible, but it’s part of the intimidation tactic.‼️

Additional resources are available to help protect you from scams at fbi.gov/scams-and-safety and krebsonsecurity.com.

Stay vigilant, Camden, and remember, scammers rely on fear—stay calm and report suspicious activity.

Stay safe, Camden!

12/11/2024

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Inspirational and Informational posts to help victims and survivors of domestic violence become the strong, positive, healed women and men of our society from a survivor of domestic violence.

I experienced all the forms of abuse: verbal, mental, emotional, financial, s*xual and physical. I was also stalked for 5 years.

Healing begins with 3 years of counseling with battered women’s group. I also am attending individual counseling for 8 years. Seeking Safety is the PTSD (Post Traumatic Stress Disorder) class I was a participate in for 1 1/2 years.