The Bridle Path
Kirsty MartineWriting on hidden abuse and what really comes after leaving. Naming what is hidden, speaking what others miss, for the survivors who fall through the gaps. Support does not stop at the gate.
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I Was Away From Him, But I Was Not Yet Back With Me
Leaving saved my life. Freedom was the slower journey back to my voice, my identity and my purpose and it is why I now refuse to let women disappear behind the farm gate.
I wish I could tell you that the day I left was the day I felt free.
What Happens Behind the Farm Gate Must No Longer Stay Hidden
Support does not stop at the gate.
Domestic abuse in rural communities is often concealed by distance, reputation, and dependence on land and animals. Survivors need support that understands the life they are being asked to leave.
The Ones Who Seem Fine
Fine is a full time job. This is for the women working it.
Everybody knows her. The strong one. The one who holds everyone else up, remembers every birthday, asks about your mum, turns up with a lasagne when your world falls in. The one wh...
It Did Not Start With The Baby
The mask does not slip when your first child arrives. It comes off. And the control was there long before.
There is a post going round this week that thousands of people are sharing. It says that domestic abuse often begins when the first...
Leaving Is Not The Same As Being Free.
Leaving is treated as the finish line. For many survivors, it is the starting gun.
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Abuse hides well. Behind farm gates, stable doors and forty year marriages. I write about hidden abuse and what comes after leaving, for those who fall through the gaps. IDVA, ISVA & safeguarding lead. Support does not stop at the gate
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