Self Defense Articles & Educational Material — domestic violence
Is He Dangerous? 10 Things To Look For In His Personality
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Is there a way to tell if a guy is dangerous before you get too involved? No fear ladies. We’ve spoken to some experts in the field and have some great ways to sift through it all and how to tell if the guy you are dating is dangerous. Many of these can be observed on the first date (and even better so, since that is when we’re usually on our best behavior).
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Have a 911 Emergency Operator at Your Fingertips 24/7 with the Mace Alert 911
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We think this is awesome! It works anywhere in the US and (unlike others) no monthly service fee! Walking across campus, in a dark parking lot, or at home- you have a 911 operator at your fingertips. For about $100, you can carry the protection of emergency help for the rest of your life. That kind of security is worth its' weight in gold!
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OCT | DOMESTIC VIOLENCE AWARENESS MONTH | CYCLE OF ABUSE
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In violent and unhealthy relationships there is a cycle of recurring patterns or phases of abuse. Abusive relationships consist of three stages, the tension building stage, the explosion stage, and the remorse/honeymoon stage. The length of each stage varies between couples, and not all abusive relationships fall under these three categories.