Rachel

all of them loved victoria and none of them thought that she was even capable of doing anything like this to tani and those are the reasons that i wanted to cover this case i know that i've been talking about domestic abuse a lot on this channel for the past few weeks but the more that i look into these cases the more i feel the need to shine a light on these horrific situations the last two cases of domestic violence that i've covered on this channel have involved situations of men hurting women

all of them loved victoria and none of them thought that she was even capable of doing anything like this to tani and those are the reasons that i wanted to cover this case i know that i've been talking about domestic abuse a lot on this channel for the past few weeks but the more that i look into these cases the more i feel the need to shine a light on these horrific situations the last two cases of domestic violence that i've covered on this channel have involved situations of men hurting women

all of them loved victoria and none of them thought that she was even capable of doing anything like this to tani and those are the reasons that i wanted to cover this case i know that i've been talking about domestic abuse a lot on this channel for the past few weeks but the more that i look into these cases the more i feel the need to shine a light on these horrific situations the last two cases of domestic violence that i've covered on this channel have involved situations of men hurting women

Obviously, one of them was more alleged and it wasn't as more physical violence, but a lot of times when we think of these cases, we think of the men being the aggressor. But what people need to realize is that domestic violence can happen in any relationship and anybody can be the perpetrator no matter their gender or sexual orientation.

Obviously, one of them was more alleged and it wasn't as more physical violence, but a lot of times when we think of these cases, we think of the men being the aggressor. But what people need to realize is that domestic violence can happen in any relationship and anybody can be the perpetrator no matter their gender or sexual orientation.

Obviously, one of them was more alleged and it wasn't as more physical violence, but a lot of times when we think of these cases, we think of the men being the aggressor. But what people need to realize is that domestic violence can happen in any relationship and anybody can be the perpetrator no matter their gender or sexual orientation.

I think it's really important to highlight what Donna said about this. I'm not blaming her whatsoever and I never want her or anybody else to think that she is in any way at fault for any of this. In fact, I think that she's a truly amazing and wonderful woman for taking in Victoria and caring about her so deeply.

I think it's really important to highlight what Donna said about this. I'm not blaming her whatsoever and I never want her or anybody else to think that she is in any way at fault for any of this. In fact, I think that she's a truly amazing and wonderful woman for taking in Victoria and caring about her so deeply.

I think it's really important to highlight what Donna said about this. I'm not blaming her whatsoever and I never want her or anybody else to think that she is in any way at fault for any of this. In fact, I think that she's a truly amazing and wonderful woman for taking in Victoria and caring about her so deeply.

not a lot of parents would do that and that is just so amazing that she went so above and beyond to be so kind and accepting towards a young woman who truly needed it. but i do think it's important to point out what she said about her thinking that this was just two girls fighting. of course to some people that doesn't seem very life-threatening.

not a lot of parents would do that and that is just so amazing that she went so above and beyond to be so kind and accepting towards a young woman who truly needed it. but i do think it's important to point out what she said about her thinking that this was just two girls fighting. of course to some people that doesn't seem very life-threatening.

not a lot of parents would do that and that is just so amazing that she went so above and beyond to be so kind and accepting towards a young woman who truly needed it. but i do think it's important to point out what she said about her thinking that this was just two girls fighting. of course to some people that doesn't seem very life-threatening.

i fought with my sisters and even had physical fights with them. we've chased each other around, hit each other, all kinds of stuff. And parents never think that anything else beyond that will happen. But being a female does not mean that you are incapable of violence. And just because a relationship involves two women doesn't mean that there's no possibility of violence.

i fought with my sisters and even had physical fights with them. we've chased each other around, hit each other, all kinds of stuff. And parents never think that anything else beyond that will happen. But being a female does not mean that you are incapable of violence. And just because a relationship involves two women doesn't mean that there's no possibility of violence.

i fought with my sisters and even had physical fights with them. we've chased each other around, hit each other, all kinds of stuff. And parents never think that anything else beyond that will happen. But being a female does not mean that you are incapable of violence. And just because a relationship involves two women doesn't mean that there's no possibility of violence.

And that is what I wanted to highlight by doing this video. It's so important to recognize that intimate partner violence can happen to anyone and by anyone, male or female. Yes, it's more common for male to be the abuser, that's just a statistical fact. But if someone is exhibiting signs of domestic abuse, whether they're gay, lesbian, bisexual, or straight, something should be done.

And that is what I wanted to highlight by doing this video. It's so important to recognize that intimate partner violence can happen to anyone and by anyone, male or female. Yes, it's more common for male to be the abuser, that's just a statistical fact. But if someone is exhibiting signs of domestic abuse, whether they're gay, lesbian, bisexual, or straight, something should be done.

And that is what I wanted to highlight by doing this video. It's so important to recognize that intimate partner violence can happen to anyone and by anyone, male or female. Yes, it's more common for male to be the abuser, that's just a statistical fact. But if someone is exhibiting signs of domestic abuse, whether they're gay, lesbian, bisexual, or straight, something should be done.

Talk to that person, let them know that you're a safe place for them, and take what they have to say seriously. And if someone does confide in you that they're afraid, you shouldn't just assume that they're gonna leave that person.

Talk to that person, let them know that you're a safe place for them, and take what they have to say seriously. And if someone does confide in you that they're afraid, you shouldn't just assume that they're gonna leave that person.