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Abusers may threaten their partners to keep them in line from "summary" of Why Does He Do That? by Lundy Bancroft

Abusers often use threats to control their partners. They may threaten to harm their partner physically or emotionally if they don't obey their demands. These threats are a way for abusers to maintain power and keep their partners in line. By instilling fear, abusers can control their partner's behavior and ensure they do not step out of line. Threats can come in many forms, from explicit statements of violence to more subtle manipulations designed to intimidate and coerce. Abusers may use threats as a way to assert dominance and maintain control over their partner. They want to make sure that their partner knows the consequences of disobeying them. This can create a climate of fear and intimidation, making it difficult for the victim to speak up or seek help. Threats are a key tool in the abusive cycle, serving to reinforce the abuser's power and keep the victim in a state of submission. In man...
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    Why Does He Do That?

    Lundy Bancroft

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