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One Love is on a mission to change the statistics around relationship abuse, one conversation at a time. This Domestic Violence Awareness Month, ( ) helps raise awareness so we can save lives and empower people to have healthier relationships.

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I think these are some of the most powerful words we can share with someone who is struggling. ❤️In a world that tries to rush our healing, honoring your pace is a beautiful gift.

Hope you can send these words to someone who might need them today. Thank you ✨

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If a partner discloses s-xual trauma to you, take a moment to acknowledge and honor the fact that you’re a safe and trustworthy person. After the disclosure, it can be hard to know what to say or how to support your partner. (Hopefully this post helps with that.) 

It may be hard to make sense of your partner's trauma or their reactions to it. It's okay if you're feeling confused about how your partner is dealing with their s-xual trauma, but it is not your partner's responsibility to provide additional information about their trauma to clear up that confusion. 

Remember that everyone responds to trauma differently, and s-xual trauma can be a unique form of trauma.  It may be helpful to do your own research into trauma responses (AKA "The Four F's") for a more holistic perspective on trauma and ways to understand & support your partner.

Created by: QST Educator Lena Peak

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