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How to Tell If It Was Reactive Abuse: Step 1: Write down what you did or said that felt abusive. Keep it simple, factual, and specific. For example, instead of: “We had an argument, and they kept pushing my buttons, I couldn’t take it anymore so I lost it.” You should write: “I screamed and called them a name.” If you have a hard time doing this, try the "Jerry Seinfeld" approach. He’s a famous comedian, and when he’s writing a joke, he takes out one word at a time until it stops making sense —
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Healing Vibes on Instagram: "Reactive abuse happens when a victim, after long periods of manipulation, emotional abuse, provocation, or intimidation, finally reacts—maybe by yelling, crying, swearing, throwing something, or defending themselves. The abuser then uses this reaction to: • Flip the script • Paint the victim as “the real problem” • Claim they’re the victim • Justify further abuse • Rewrite the story to make themselves look innocent Reactive “abuse” is not true abuse; it is a trauma r
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