How to spot the signs in someone you care about and support them without making it worse.
Proof Isn’t Paranoia — It’s Protection. One day, you may need to prove what you’ve lived through.The Encrypted Abuse Log keeps your story private, verifiable, and legally credible. Launch the Log why men need this Most men don’t document abuse.You…
Abuse leaves scars that aren’t always visible. The emotional damage—anxiety, depression, anger, shame—can linger long after the physical threats are gone. Ignoring these wounds doesn’t make them disappear; it lets them fester. The sooner you take action, the easier it…
Raising Awareness about male abuse is extremely important mostly so society acknowledges it exists and local government stops closing the doors to male victims when they need help or resources the most. You want to speak up.You want to help…
Telling your story can change lives. But doing it online?That comes with risks — and even responsibilities. If you’re thinking about sharing your story online safely, the goal is clear: Reach others without exposing yourself to further harm. Here’s how…
Talking about abuse doesn’t always mean you have to be the perpetual victim. You are allowed to recover from it, and I have faith you will recover from it. But it is important to talk about your experience to other…
I hope nobody would have to experience abuse from someone they love, the truth is, it happens and quite often. Whether you is you the one in a toxic or abusive relationship or something is happening to a friend of…
If you’re wondering how to tell your story without oversharing, you’re not alone.You want to speak up — but you also want to protect yourself.You want to raise awareness — without reliving the trauma. Telling your story can feel powerful.It…
Many male victims of domestic abuse lose more than time—they lose themselves. Rebuilding your confidence and rediscovering who you are is critical after emotional and psychological abuse
Let’s not sugarcoat it: **if you’re a man fleeing abuse, your options are slim to none.** While women’s shelters exist in almost every city, **domestic violence shelters for men are practically invisible.** And if you’ve tried calling for help, you probably heard…
He finally speaks. After months—maybe years—of swallowing shame, he risks telling you the truth. Your next words will either arm him or destroy him. Choose wisely. “Silence breaks men. But the wrong ‘support’ shatters them.” The Verbal Landmines (And How to Defuse…