Post 45 – Digital Violence: When Abuse Goes Online
Jeff’s abuse didn’t stop behind closed doors. It spilled into the digital world, where he created and shared explicit collages designed to humiliate, threaten, and expose me.
He combined graphic images—often of me or others—with degrading phrases like “rape me” scrawled across bodies or names. He included sensitive personal information such as driver’s license details, employment, family members, and social media profiles.
This wasn’t just revenge. It was digital violence designed to isolate, terrorize, and control.
Tactics Breakdown – Digital Abuse and Doxxing
- Sexual Exploitation: Using intimate images without consent to degrade and humiliate
- Doxxing: Publishing personal information to threaten safety and privacy
- Public Shaming: Weaponizing social media and online platforms for abuse
- Psychological Terror: Creating fear through invasive digital exposure
- Isolation: Making victims feel unsafe both online and offline
You Are Not Alone. You Are Not Powerless.
Digital abuse is real and harmful. Reach out. Protect yourself. There are resources and people ready to help you reclaim safety and dignity.
📞 National Domestic Violence Hotline
Call: 800-799-SAFE (7233)
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