The Spectrum of Intimate Partner Violence: Understanding Emotional Abuse (05/25/'24) -Passage

The Spectrum of Intimate Partner Violence: Understanding Emotional Abuse One form of abusive behavior in an intimate relationship is when one partner deliberately discards or destroys the other partner's personal belongings. This act of throwing out someone's things is a way to exert control, cause emotional harm, and intimidate or punish the victim. It is considered a form of psychological or emotional abuse within the broader context of intimate partner violence, which encompasses various types of harmful behaviors used to manipulate and dominate a partner. Pastor Steven G. Lee (May 25, 2024)