Victims of abuse deserve to be treated with respect and dignity from "summary" of Why Does He Do That? by Lundy Bancroft
Abuse is a violation of a person's fundamental rights, a betrayal of trust, and a profound attack on the victim’s sense of self. Victims of abuse are often left feeling confused, ashamed, and alone. They may struggle to make sense of what has happened to them and may blame themselves for the abuse. It is essential that we approach victims with compassion, understanding, and empathy. When we interact with victims of abuse, it is crucial that we treat them with respect and dignity. This means listening to their experiences without judgment, validating their emotions, and supporting them in their healing journey. It also means refraining from victim-blaming, minimizing their experiences, or pressuring them...
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