It is important for victims to prioritize their own safety from "summary" of Why Does He Do That? by Lundy Bancroft
When a person is living with an abusive partner, safety becomes the number one priority. Victims may feel overwhelmed and confused about how to keep themselves safe, especially when their partner is unpredictable and violent. It is crucial for victims to take steps to protect themselves and prioritize their own well-being. One key aspect of prioritizing safety is creating a safety plan. This plan should outline specific steps that the victim can take in case of an emergency or when they feel threatened by their partner. This may include identifying safe places to go, setting up a code word with trusted friends or family members, and knowing how to contact local law enforcement if necessary. In some cases, it may be necessary for victims to leave the relationship ...
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