I bet every time you’ve victim blamed a woman and said, ‘why didn’t she just leave?’
You hadn’t considered ‘incase he ties up her and her family and kills them all with a crossbow’, as one of the options.
We know for most women, the most dangerous moment in abuse is when they try to leave. You are most likely to be seriously attacked or killed as you leave, or just after you leave.
That was certainly true for me. Twice. One time resulted in lifelong injuries. Both resulted in police investigations and arrests. Just from choosing to end the relationship.
So next time you learn that a woman is stuck in abuse and can’t/won’t leave, maybe reserve your judgement and consider how much risk she knows she is at.
@cityofglasgowcu
Remember when I got in touch about this man's grooming and abuse but you continue to let him around vulnerable young people? The police have several statements. What does it take to keep him away from kids?
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@HMRCcustomers Also, if it helps, the online portal claims it was sent on 06/06/23. I've tried the chat function but I redirects me to tax refund claims, which informs me I've had a cheque posted to me. Not helpful.
@HMRCcustomers I have no idea. The letter was from HMRC, informing me that I'd have a cheque sent to me. I've not had it. I don't know who you use to send that.
@thinkmoney This is getting silly. You can't now claim planned maintenance. These glitches are expected now and again, but today has been ridiculous. Communicate with your customers, let us know what is happening. Is your security intact? Should we be concerned?