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Is This Love: The Reality Of Domestic Violence

Is This Love: The Reality Of Domestic Violence

Hunter, Marcus

Paperback

Series: Is This Love: The Reality of Domestic Violence

CriminologyGeneral ParentingSelf-Help

ISBN13: 9798248205639
Publisher: Independently Published
Published: Mar 1 2026
Pages: 124
Weight: 0.39
Height: 0.26 Width: 6.00 Depth: 9.00
Language: English
Is This Love: The Reality of Domestic Violence

Domestic violence is often discussed in extremes-through statistics, headlines, or simplified narratives that divide people neatly into victims and perpetrators. Real life is more complicated.

Is This Love: The Reality of Domestic Violence is a trauma-informed, accountability-centered examination of abuse, its origins, and its consequences. Grounded in research, reflection, and lived patterns, this book explores domestic violence not as isolated incidents, but as cycles shaped by fear, silence, control, unresolved trauma, and learned behavior.

Written to speak to survivors, individuals who have caused harm, and the communities surrounding them, this book challenges familiar assumptions while resisting easy answers. It does not offer redemption stories or quick fixes. Instead, it asks difficult questions about love, responsibility, safety, and change-while remaining clear that accountability and protection from harm must come first.

Throughout the book, readers are invited into structured reflection that encourages honesty without justification and healing without denial. Survivors are offered language, validation, and clarity without pressure to forgive or reconcile. Those willing to confront their own harmful behavior are challenged to move beyond excuses toward responsibility and sustained change.

This is not a book about blame.

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