Love Shouldn’t Hurt / L’amour ne devrait pas blesser 11 Does your partner, or the partner of someone you know: If you answered yes to these questions, then you or someone you know may be being abused. Always have to be right? • Decide what to do, where to • go, and when to do it? Try to tell you how to wear • your hair to what clothes to wear? Criticize you all the time? • Call you humiliating names, • or call you stupid, crazy or irrational? Insist on controlling all the • money? Threatens suicide if you • leave? Get upset or jealous when • you do things alone or with your friends? Insult the type of work you • do or the kind of courses you take at school? Prevent or make it difficult • for you to work or go to school? Force you to have sex when • you don’t want to? Force you to have sex with • others? Make you watch • pornography? Deliberately infect you with • a sexually transmitted infection? Distribute sexually explicit • photographs of you over social media? Threaten to hit you, harm • your pets or break things? Slap, kick or punch you? • Use a firearm to threaten • you? Take away your cellphone? • Not allow you to go to • church, synagogue, mosque, temple or sweat lodge? Restrain and/or confine you? • Use a weapon or other • object to threaten to hurt you or a loved one? Force you to do drugs or • use alcohol? Force you to turn over • benefit payments such as the Canada Child Tax Benefit, pay cheques or support payments?
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