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Abuse also looks like: • Being silenced in family court, told your experiences are irrelevant. • Being accused of Fabricated or Induced Illness when you follow NHS guidance for your child’s medical care. • Having your parenting scrutinised for things like attendance or cleanliness, while the other parent’s mould, neglect, and instability are ignored. • Watching promises from professionals break again and again, until hope itself feels dangerous. • Being denied the right to make a statement to police about coercive control, while told it’s “just civil.” • Being gaslit about basic needs, school uniforms, medical care, housing stability, and made to feel irrational for wanting the minimum standard for your children. • Losing support over time, as organisations, friends, and even family tire of a story that never ends, leaving you isolated while the abuse continues. This is the side of abuse no one wants to talk about. Because it’s harder to see, harder to prove, and easier for services to dismiss. But unseen doesn’t mean unreal. And unacknowledged doesn’t mean harmless. It destroys health. It destroys trust. It destroys children’s sense of safety. And until we start naming all forms of abuse, victims will continue to suffer in silence while perpetrators thrive in plain sight.