Your favorite influencer just defended an abuser because "he's changed now." Meanwhile, women are getting dragged for speaking out four years later because apparently trauma has an expiration date.

Ukrainian theater elite just learned what happens when pretty privilege meets predator allegations, and spoiler alert: the victim-blaming came from inside the house.

Turns out having your ex secretly read your texts while gaslighting you about "trust issues" is just Tuesday in abusive relationship land. Also turns out that being strong, independent, and living in your own apartment means absolutely nothing when someone decides to systematically destroy your sense of reality. Who knew stalking could be so... thorough?

The real plot twist? Other women doing the abuser's work for him. Because nothing says "girls supporting girls" like telling domestic violence survivors they should have left sooner.

⚠️ National Domestic Violence Hotline: 1-800-799-7233

If you or someone you know needs support, please reach out. It's never your fault.

Also in this episode:

🎭 Ukrainian actor's abuse scandal exposes the "but he's talented" defense squad

👥 The Pick-Me girls defending predators while shaming victims

💔 Love-bombing to isolation: the abuser's greatest hits playlist

🧠 Neurodivergent boundaries and why asking for help feels impossible

⚖️ "Daddy issues" vs actual psychology: debunking victim-blaming myths

🏠 When moving to a village becomes mental health care

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