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Expectation Sex and Control in Intimate Relationships: The Blind Elephant Under the Bed

by Dr. Jeanne King, Ph.D.

Often people in controlling relationships think that their interaction is abusive when it is physical and fail to see the other more pervasive, subtle forms of abuse. The dominant person in an abusive relationship (usually the male) says, “I haven’t hit her in three years,” yet she knows she is being abused in bed.

The Elephant Under the Bed…

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