It is empowering to learn more as we move forward from the harm weve suffered. @beEmboldened
It is empowering to learn more as we move forward from the harm weve suffered.  @beEmboldened
Uploaded July 2025 | Updated September 2026, 1 day ago
In return, we have a responsibility to actually do it. If we don’t, we’re at greater risk of becoming involved in an abusive or cultic group because we aren’t equipped to recognize the red flags. Or, we could tragically find ourselves being revictimized a second or third time. While abuse is the fault of the abuser, it is empowering to learn more as we move forward from the harm we've suffered.

Read the full blog on asking hard questions in spiritually abusive environments on our website. Follow the link! beemboldened.com/post/are-you-afraid-to-question-your-worldview-if-so-this-could-be-a-sign-of-religious-abuse
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It is empowering to learn more as we move forward from the harm we've suffered.

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