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Its okay to quit a toxic job.
Nobody should have to force themselves to fit into a workplace that keeps draining their energy and stealing theirmentalpeace.
His behavior forced her to question if she made the right decision.
The work took up 12 hours of her week and was very demanding.
When folks questioned this and asked whether money was tight, she said that it wasnt.
Actually, her partner had devised a system where both of them would split the household expenses equally.
She told commenters, the finances have always been that way (9+) years.
This is a tactic where the person controls how the victim gets, uses, and maintains their money.
This heavily affects their ability to make decisions and exercise their freedom.
When it comes to something as difficult as financial abuse, the victim needs to try and getfinancially educatedfirst.
This will help them truly understand how the other person is exercising control over their money.
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