Unhealthy LGBTQ+ Relationships

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Warning Signs of an unhealthy relationship

Emotional Abuse- making you question sexuality/gender, or projecting internalized phobias 

Isolation- keeping you from friends, using sexuality as a weapon to control activities, or friends

Academic- taking away priority, making them #1, 

Minimizing- Gender Roles, dehumanizing based on gender or transitioning gender

Intimidation- using dominance or age diff to threaten you, hitting walls, pets, breaking objects, etc.

Cyber Abuse- controlling social media, threats to out someone, or post intimate photos of you

Coercion- sexual acts, manipulation, or threatening to out you

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Lifetime Prevalence of IPV

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Hetero Women 35%

Bi Women 61.10%

Lesbian 43.80%

Hetero men 29%

Bi Men 37.30%

Gay Men 26%

Transgender youth reported the highest rates of dating violence, with 88.9 percent reporting physical dating violence.
— "Teen Dating Violence Among LGBTQ Youth," Human Rights Campaign
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Lesbian, gay and bisexual (LGB) youth are more likely to experience physical and psychological dating abuse, sexual coercion, and cyber dating abuse than their heterosexual peers.
— "Dating violence experiences of lesbian, gay, bisexual, and transgender youth," Journal of Youth and Adolescence
 

At TAP808 and DVAC, we have an LGBTQ+ specific advocate that helps victims of dating or domestic abuse transition to thriving survivors.

To contact the LGBTQ+ advocate call (808) 534-0040