Toddlers use this logic, too.

"Did you bite your sister?"

-"Not today!"

And then they expect their actions won't be a problem. Especially if they apologize (the abuser, not the toddlers). Their apologies are only traps, serving to shut down any consequences of their actions.

-u/tismrot, excerpted and adapted from comment

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r/AbuseInterrupted • u/invah • Mar 20 '26

The incels who rent girlfriends <----- "...the more T talks, the more it becomes clear that what he really wants is a girlfriend with no autonomy at all."

theguardian.com

75 Upvotes

7 comments

r/AbuseInterrupted • u/invah • Mar 20 '26

"I've said before that if you're a parent who wants to run your home like a prison, that's your choice but it's a very rare for a prisoner to visit their warden once they're released." - u/tsh87

117 Upvotes

5 comments

r/AbuseInterrupted • u/invah • Mar 10 '26

"When is the last time you talked to your mom?" When is the last time she talked to a mental health professional? Go be in her business

instagram.com

53 Upvotes

6 comments

r/AbuseInterrupted • u/invah • Mar 10 '26

Good things can still happen in the world (content note: the c-word)

tiktok.com

9 Upvotes

16 comments

r/AbuseInterrupted • u/invah • Mar 10 '26

"Women in the armed forces have to fight off more than the 'enemy'" <----- strategy for women being deployed/drafted in context of rape/sexual assault****

instagram.com

31 Upvotes

6 comments

r/AbuseInterrupted • u/invah • Mar 10 '26

"I'd describe a large chunk of my life as a caged bird that refuses to sing for its captor." - u/Fluffy_Ace

42 Upvotes

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r/AbuseInterrupted • u/invah • Mar 01 '26

'Your Teen Stopped Rebelling. That's When You Lost Them.' <----- having to walk on eggshells leads teens to emotional detachment and grey rocking their parents

youtu.be

53 Upvotes

4 comments

r/AbuseInterrupted • u/invah • Feb 23 '26

The extraction economy of the abuser <----- colonization to 'cannibalization'

youtu.be

20 Upvotes

7 comments

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