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Harassment or bullying by an abuser’s family when there is a restraining order in place is taken very seriously.

Here’s the clear, grounded breakdown — legally and practically. 1. Core rule (this matters most) A restraining order cannot be bypassed through family, friends, or third parties. If the family: 👉 This may constitute a breach of the restraining order by proxy. Courts call this indirect contact or contact through third parties. 2. What counts as harassment/bullying in this… Read More Harassment or bullying by an abuser’s family when there is a restraining order in place is taken very seriously.

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💔 When Kindness Is Met With Cruelty: A Call to Stand Up Against Bullying and Emotional Abuse

It’s heartbreaking how some people still don’t see — or don’t care — about the harm their words and actions cause. Their denial is often as loud as their behavior is destructive. While they spread lies, manipulate, gaslight, and harass others behind closed doors or even in public, the ripple effects go far beyond a… Read More 💔 When Kindness Is Met With Cruelty: A Call to Stand Up Against Bullying and Emotional Abuse

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Bullying and cowards

Fear of Confrontation: They lack the courage to face you one-on-one, so they recruit others to do their bidding. It’s easier for them to hide behind a group than stand on their own.

Desire for Control: By building a coalition against you, they aim to manipulate the narrative, making you the scapegoat while solidifying their power within the family.

Avoiding Accountability: By spreading their version of events to others, they deflect responsibility and create an echo chamber where their behavior is validated.

Seeking Validation: They might need others to back them up because they lack confidence in their own stance. By recruiting others, they reassure themselves that they’re “right.”… Read More Bullying and cowards

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Standing up to bullies

Bullies often rely on intimidation and power imbalances, but when someone confronts them with strength and confidence, their facade often crumbles.

It’s particularly true that many bullies target those they perceive as vulnerable, such as women and children, because they think it’s easier to dominate them. However, the moment someone resists or asserts their boundaries, it can expose the bully’s cowardice. Standing up for yourself and others is an empowering act, and it sends a clear signal that disrespect, control, or abuse will not be tolerated.

Here are a few things to keep in mind when dealing with bullies or those who try to exert control:… Read More Standing up to bullies

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Real Men

The disdain for abusers, cowards, and bullies is grounded in a deep-seated respect for genuine strength—strength that lifts others up rather than tearing them down. True strength lies in compassion, respect, and integrity, while abuse, cowardice, and bullying are the hallmarks of fear, insecurity, and weakness. Those who strive to live by these values naturally feel a profound aversion to anyone who embodies the opposite, recognizing that real power is grounded in building others up, not in tearing them down.… Read More Real Men

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The Psychology Behind Group Bullying

The leader of the bullying group often plays a crucial role in orchestrating and sustaining the bullying behavior. This person typically has a few characteristics: Lack of Empathy: They may lack empathy and have a high need for control or dominance.

Strategic Manipulation: They are adept at manipulating group dynamics and exploiting the weaknesses or insecurities of their followers.… Read More The Psychology Behind Group Bullying

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“The Perils of Ignoring the Signs: Confronting the Reality of Bullying”

The Silent Epidemic:

Bullying is a pervasive issue that extends beyond schoolyards into workplaces, homes, and online spaces. Ignoring the signs only perpetuates a culture of silence and enables the cycle to continue unchecked. It is crucial to acknowledge the gravity of the problem and recognize the responsibility each individual holds in addressing it.… Read More “The Perils of Ignoring the Signs: Confronting the Reality of Bullying”

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“Empowering Escape: A Guide to Supporting Those Facing Coercive Control and Bullying”

Helping someone escape coercive control and bullying is a delicate and complex process. Victims of coercive control may feel trapped, isolated, and fearful, making it challenging for them to take action. If you’re looking to support someone in this situation, here are some steps you can consider:… Read More “Empowering Escape: A Guide to Supporting Those Facing Coercive Control and Bullying”

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