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Join the newsletter →Psychological abuse distorts how you see yourself and what happened. The confusion that comes with it is part of how it works, not a sign that something is wrong with you.
Psychological abuse often goes unrecognized because it's designed to make you doubt your own perceptions before you question what's being done to you.
If you've spent hours replaying a conversation, trying to figure out if you really said what they claim you said.
If you've apologized for things you're not sure you did, just to make the fighting stop.
If you've felt your chest tighten every time you hear their footsteps, bracing for which version of them you're about to face.
If you've lost yourself so completely that you don't recognize your own voice anymore.
That's not weakness. That's what this kind of abuse does.
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