A PROFILE OF CHARACTERISTICS OF A MALE DOMESTIC ABUSER

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A PROFILE OF CHARACTERISTICS OF A MALE DOMESTIC ABUSER

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    Domestic abuse tends to manifest itself, in violence, when the

perpetrator feels as though they are "losing control", or perceived 

control, of the woman/relationship. Notably, 75% increase in

potential violence upon immediate separation; of which this 

potential for violence persists for up to 2 years after the end

of the relationship.


FORMS OF ABUSE

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1. making and carrying out threats

2. threatening to leave

3. threatening to commit suicide

4. make her drop charges

5. may "make" her do illegal things

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INTIMIDATION

1. this is done by making her afraid by using looks, actions,

gestures

2. smashing things/items

3. destroying property

4. abusing pets

5. displaying weapons

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EMOTIONAL ABUSE

1. putting her down

2. making her feel bad about self

3. calling her names

4. making her think she's crazy/gaslighting

5. humiliating her

6. blaming/dumping guilt on her

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ISOLATION

1. control over what/when she drives, who she sees, talks to

2. limiting interactions she has with friends and family

3. using jealousy to justify actions

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MINIMIIZING

1. not taking abuse seriously

2. denying abuse ever happened

3. shifting responsibility

4. placing all blame on her

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ECONOMIC

1. preventing her from getting a job

2. making her ask for money

3. giving her an "allowance"

4. taking/stealing her money

5. denying access, in multiple forms, to friends and family

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