Gabby’s Light
Gabby’s Light is our blog focused on shining a light on domestic violence through survivor stories and informational articles.
Gabby’s Light also shines on valuable information for those with missing loved ones and highlights ways the community can offer support.
Why Abuse Survivors Often Second-Guess Themselves
Self-doubt is one of the most painful aftereffects of an unhealthy relationship. Even when someone knows something wasn’t right, they may still question their own memory, instincts, or reactions. That inner conflict can linger long after a relationship ends, making people wonder if they imagined things or somehow caused the harm themselves.
How to Document Harassment or Unwanted Contact
When someone is experiencing harassment, stalking, or unwanted contact, one of the most powerful tools they can have is documentation.
Why Leaving Isn’t Always the Hardest Part of Abuse — It’s What Comes After
Leaving an unhealthy or abusive relationship is often described as the hardest step, but for many people, what comes after can feel even more difficult.
How Emotional Abuse Can Start Without You Realizing It
Emotional abuse rarely begins with obvious harm. There isn’t always a moment that feels clearly wrong or alarming. More often, it starts subtly, through the tiniest behavioral shifts that are easy to dismiss, explain away, or misunderstand.
Understanding the Cycle of Abuse: Why It’s So Hard to Leave Unhealthy Relationships
Many people wonder why someone stays in a relationship that causes harm. From the outside, the answer may seem obvious, but from the inside, the reality is far more complex.
Understanding Domestic Violence: Beyond the Surface
Do you ever wonder if you or someone you love is the victim of domestic violence?
Share Your Story – Become a Blog Contributor
Do you have a survivor story to share? Have you experienced the pain of a missing loved one? Your voice matters. We are looking for contributors to share personal experiences, insights, and advocacy efforts related to domestic violence and missing persons.
By sharing your story, you can help raise awareness, inspire others, and be a part of meaningful change. If you're interested in contributing to our blog, please reach out—we’d love to hear from you.
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