1. Do you:
Feel less confident about yourself when
you’re with him/her?
Feel less confident about saying or doing
the wrong thing?
Find yourself changing your behavior out of
fear to avoid a fight?

2. A special thanks to
http://
www.thehotline.org/
get-educated/what-is-
domestic-violence/ for
the information.

3. Does your boyfriend/girlfriend:
Have a history of bad relationships or past violence,
always blames his or her problems on other people, or
blames you for “making” him treat you badly?
Try to use drugs or alcohol yo coerce or get you alone
when you don’t want to be?
Try to control you by being bossy, not taking your
opinion seriously, or making all of the decisions
about who you see, what you wear, what you do, etc.?
Talk negatively about people in sexual ways, or talks
about sex like it’s a game or contest?

4. Domestic violence is a crime, that
hurts everyone involved. It destroys
families and relationships. It can
pass from generation to generation. It
doesn’t have to be this way.
Yes, it is your business. Say something if you suspect
or know of domestic violence. Your silence is the same
thing as saying that abuse and suffering is okay.
Because you care, you have to speak up now.. Before
it’s too late.