Nov 2, 2023
I really don't know how it's managed to come to this point, but my phone is cracked front and back, and about half of the screen is now just black.
But it works pretty damn good for those standards, I gotta say.
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I really don't know how it's managed to come to this point, but my phone is cracked front and back, and about half of the screen is now just black.
But it works pretty damn good for those standards, I gotta say.
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My boyfriend CONSTANTLY texts me everyone I am out. Is this abuse? I ask him to stop and that there is nothing to worry about. Yesterday, I woke up to 64 missed calls!!! Idk what to do!
Hey, thanks for writing in! This sounds like it could potentially be a form of technological abuse. If you are feeling unsafe or as though your partner isnāt respecting your wishes, know that it is not OK for them to continue what ever that behavior is. One thing that you could consider doing is having a conversation with him and being very clear and straightforward with you communication. Let him know that this is a behavior that you will not tolerate. Another option is to block his phone number. This is a more serious step but it is something that many people who experience this have done before. If you would like to safety plan around this concern you can always call the Philadelphia Domestic Violence Hotline 24/7 866-726-3014.Ā
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