Why Don't They Just Leave?
Apr. 10th, 2009 09:08 amInternationally-acclaimed author
jimhines ran a very useful couple of posts on writing about rape. He used to work a rape and abuse crisis hotline, so he's got the experience to talk about it.
On a somewhat related subject, one of the big questions about domestic abuse is "why doesn't the abused person leave?" Hilzoy, a female political blogger who's worked at battered womens' shelters, has a very interesting and lengthy article on the subject. It's worth a read, for both writers and people who are interested in the subject.
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On a somewhat related subject, one of the big questions about domestic abuse is "why doesn't the abused person leave?" Hilzoy, a female political blogger who's worked at battered womens' shelters, has a very interesting and lengthy article on the subject. It's worth a read, for both writers and people who are interested in the subject.