PHYSICAL ABUSE.

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PHYSICAL ABUSE

VERBAL PSYCHOLOGICAL ABUSE

SEXUAL ABUSE

Punching Shoving Slapping Kicking Pinching Hair-Pulling Burning Scratching Biting Strangling Throwing something at you such as a phone, book, shoe or plate. Pushing or pulling you. Grabbing your clothing. Using a gun, knife, box cutter, bat, mace or other weapon. Smacking your bottom. Forcing you to have sex or perform a sexual act. Grabbing your face to make you look at them. Grabbing you to prevent you from leaving or to force you to go somewhere.

Criticizing Swearing Yelling Extreme Jealousy Threats Humiliation Possessiveness Isolating someone from family and friends Damaging someone’s possessions Searching through someone’s locker, notes, email, phone, or other possessions without permission Insisting on making all the decisions Giving orders Calling you names and putting you down. Intentionally embarrassing you in public. Telling you what to do and wear. Using online communities or cell phones to control, intimidate or humiliate you. Blaming your actions for their abusive or unhealthy behavior. Stalking you. Threatening to commit suicide to keep you from breaking up with them. Threatening to harm you, your pet or people you care about. Making you feel guilty or immature when you don’t consent to sexual activity. Threatening to expose your secrets. Starting rumors about you.

Unwanted touching Treating someone like a sex object Name-calling with sexual phrases Demanding sex after a violent incident Forcing you to engage in prostitution or pornography Forcing you to have sex with others besides your partner Insisting on anything sexual that frightens or hurts you Refusing to use safe sex practices Preventing you from using birth control Controlling your decisions about pregnancy Withholding sex as a form of control Videotaping or photographing sexual acts and posting it without your permission

Punching

Shoving

Slapping

Kicking

Pinching

Hair-Pulling

Burning

Scratching

Biting

Strangling

Throwing something at you

Pushing or pulling you

Grabbing your clothing

Using a weapon

Smacking your bottom

Forcing sex or a sexual act upon you

Grabbing your face

Preventing you from leaving or going somewhere

Unwanted touching

Treating someone like an object

Name calling with sexual phrases

Demanding sex after a violent incident

Forcing to engage in prostitution

Forcing you to have sex with other people

Insisting on sexual sayings/gestures that scare/hurt you

Refusing to use protection during sex

Preventing you from using birth control

Controlling decisions about pregnancy

Withholding sex as control

Videotaping sexual acts and posting

Criticizing

Swearing

Yelling

Extreme jealousy

Threats

Humiliation

Possessiveness

Isolating someone from friends and family

Damaging someone’s possessions

Searching another’s locker, phone, etc. w/o permission

Insisting on making all the decisions

Giving orders

Putting you down

Embarrassing you in public on purpose

Telling what to do and wear

Using social media to control, intimidate, or humiliate you

Blaming you for their unhealthy actions/behavior

Stalking you

Threatening suicide to prevent a breakup

Threatening you, a pet, or others important to you

Making you feel guilty for not engaging in sex

Starting rumors about you