Woman rights and Domestic violence (Perspective①)

 【perspective①】Introduction to the Position of Victims in Domestic Violence

BBC News. (2025, June 24). ''I thought my abusive relationship were normalhttps://www.bbc.com/news/articles/c86jy6q1126o

This is written from the perspective of a victim of violence. It details the psychological state of a woman who has been victimized.

I have been a victim of domestic violence since I was a child and throughout my life. Because of this, I had low self-esteem. I felt worthless and even had suicidal thoughts.

I never noticed any signs that I was having a mental break until I had suicidal thoughts. The signs are very subtle. It may seem romantic, but if we don't learn about abuse it is really hard to understand.

In fact, I was a victim of not only physical violence but also economic abuse because I worked for my partner.

I would lose my job, money, and we have two children, so it was very difficult for me to leave here. But in reality I was always looked down upon by my husband. I couldn't live without him. I felt like I couldn't do anything without him. But this thinking was all wrong.

Eventually, I was able to escape through counseling. Through this experience, I recognized the importance of supporting women victims of domestic violence and founded a community interest company on this issue.

I am not an expert, but I have a passion for helping other women. We have helped hundreds of women since we started working again.

We know how important it is to have someone there for you when you are in pain because your partner has violated you.