kerryrenaissance: thatdiabolicalfeminist: Abusers usually start off by challenging small boundaries. (A boundary = you saying “no” to something the other person wants.) At first they’ll often try to coax, cajole, tease, playfully mock, or
kerryrenaissance: thatdiabolicalfeminist: Abusers usually start off by challenging small boundaries. (A boundary = you saying “no” to something the other person wants.) At first they’ll often try to coax, cajole, tease, playfully mock, or
kerryrenaissance: thatdiabolicalfeminist: Abusers usually start off by challenging small boundaries. (A boundary = you saying “no” to something the other person wants.) At first they’ll often try to coax, cajole, tease, playfully mock, or
kerryrenaissance: thatdiabolicalfeminist: Abusers usually start off by challenging small boundaries. (A boundary = you saying “no” to something the other person wants.) At first they’ll often try to coax, cajole, tease, playfully mock, or
kerryrenaissance: thatdiabolicalfeminist: Abusers usually start off by challenging small boundaries. (A boundary = you saying “no” to something the other person wants.) At first they’ll often try to coax, cajole, tease, playfully mock, or
kerryrenaissance: thatdiabolicalfeminist: Abusers usually start off by challenging small boundaries. (A boundary = you saying “no” to something the other person wants.) At first they’ll often try to coax, cajole, tease, playfully mock, or
kerryrenaissance: thatdiabolicalfeminist: Abusers usually start off by challenging small boundaries. (A boundary = you saying “no” to something the other person wants.) At first they’ll often try to coax, cajole, tease, playfully mock, or
kerryrenaissance: thatdiabolicalfeminist: Abusers usually start off by challenging small boundaries. (A boundary = you saying “no” to something the other person wants.) At first they’ll often try to coax, cajole, tease, playfully mock, or
kerryrenaissance: thatdiabolicalfeminist: Abusers usually start off by challenging small boundaries. (A boundary = you saying “no” to something the other person wants.) At first they’ll often try to coax, cajole, tease, playfully mock, or
kerryrenaissance: thatdiabolicalfeminist: Abusers usually start off by challenging small boundaries. (A boundary = you saying “no” to something the other person wants.) At first they’ll often try to coax, cajole, tease, playfully mock, or
kerryrenaissance: thatdiabolicalfeminist: Abusers usually start off by challenging small boundaries. (A boundary = you saying “no” to something the other person wants.) At first they’ll often try to coax, cajole, tease, playfully mock, or
