Abuse isn’t mutual; it’s intentional. It’s a choice by one person.
Crime analyst Laura Richards explains why language matters, how “toxic” masks accountability, and why naming the abuser — not the relationship — can save lives.
It’s time to stop using outdated language like “toxic relationship”. There is no such thing as an abusive relationship – only an abuser.
The question that needs to be asked is “Who is the Abuser?”
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