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🗓️ 18 August 2024
⏱️ 33 minutes
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0:00.0 | Today I'm going to talk about hidden abuse. Hidden abuse is any abuse that you can't see. |
0:07.8 | All the abuse I talk about of betrayal trauma recovery is hidden. That includes emotional and psychological abuse and sexual |
0:14.8 | coercion. Hidden abuse doesn't leave bruises or physical injuries. There's no way |
0:20.3 | you can quote unquote prove it with pictures, but it does leave emotional and psychological injuries. |
0:28.1 | In our culture, hidden abuse doesn't really count. |
0:30.8 | You can sue someone in civil court for fraud, but fraud does not come into account with |
0:38.6 | civil divorce cases because people don't classify hidden abuse as domestic violence. |
0:44.0 | For some reason, if a husband defraads his wife, |
0:47.0 | eh, that's not really fraud, that's just, I don't know. |
0:51.0 | He's not a great guy, but he still shouldn't have any consequences in divorce cases apparently. |
0:58.4 | But hidden abuse is 100% domestic abuse. Invisible abuse includes financial, emotional, psychological, sexual, as well as spiritual abuse. |
1:10.0 | I mentioned sexual coercion. Sexual coercion in marriage is invisible. It can happen in a variety of ways, but one of the ones I talk about on this podcast a lot is when a man is using pornography or having an affair or has a secret sexual life and he obstructs his wife from having the knowledge she needs to have a mutual relationship. |
1:37.0 | So he uses psychological abuse, emotional abuse, gas lighting, lying, deceit, to purposefully obstruct his wife from finding out who he really is. |
1:51.0 | This is sexual coercion because if she knew who he really was, the likelihood of her |
1:57.6 | consenting to sex is extremely low and he knows that. He's well aware and so he obstructs her from gaining that knowledge |
2:08.4 | so she will continue to either have sex with him or continue to be in a relationship with him. |
2:13.9 | So here's an example of abuse that the general public wouldn't necessarily recognize as the |
2:18.8 | abuse it is. But once you're educated about it, you can clearly see it's abusive. |
2:24.0 | This one falls under the category of financial abuse. |
2:27.0 | Let's say there's a woman named Rose. |
2:29.0 | She's lived a seemingly ordinary suburban life. |
2:32.0 | She's married to Tom a well respected |
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