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Violence in families — understanding and breaking cycles

Violence in families is rarely random — it moves in patterns, passed down through generations of people who learned that power and fear were the same thing as love. Breaking the cycle does not happen by willpower alone; it requires the difficult work of understanding where the impulse lives, and what it learned it had to do. The person who stops the cycle does not get enough credit — they changed something that outlasts them.

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