April, Homeless After Domestic Violence

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April, Homeless After Domestic Violence Survivor of domestic violence. Documenting my journey to rebuild my life after marital domestic violence mental and emotional abuse. Raw. Honest. Educational.

Content warnings used. Support given when I have capacity. TikTok: April..LIVE I am a survivor of domestic violence documenting homelessness after abuse, trauma recovery, and the long-term impact of leaving an abusive relationship. This page is used to share personal experiences, education, statistics, resources, and real-time progress toward rebuilding my life. Content may be raw and emotional. Content warnings are used.

04/03/2026

Since I seem to be all over the place with my postings. I’ll be doing another name change in a few days.
Apparently, I’m not a freeway 🤭🤭🤭🤭 I have multiple roads branching all over the place

03/03/2026

03/03/2026

He said it wasn’t abuse.
He said I was just too sensitive.
So I started questioning myself.
That’s how emotional abuse works.
It blurs your reality.
Leaving didn’t just change my situation.
It gave me clarity.
And clarity is beautiful. 🌊

21/02/2026
20/02/2026

A pretty face catches the eye, but a beautiful soul captures the heart. ❤️

17/02/2026

Domestic violence isn’t always bruises.
It’s control. It’s fear. It’s manipulation.
It’s yelling. It’s isolation. It’s gaslighting.

We need to stop pretending emotional abuse isn’t real.
💥 Share this. Spread awareness. Stand with survivors. 💥

📞 National Domestic Violence Hotline: 1‑800‑799‑7233
💻 thehotline.org

‼️Domestic Violence Isn’t Always HittingImagine your abuser realizing that you reference the abuse he had ( still ) caus...
17/02/2026

‼️Domestic Violence Isn’t Always Hitting

Imagine your abuser realizing that you reference the abuse he had ( still ) caused during your relationship and has the audacity to say “how am I supposed to get a job with that online”? 

Am I wrong to think maybe he should’ve thought about that before ?

Not to mention what happened to all of the talk if “You’re just too sensitive, you were never abused”!

Constantly pointing out how he never hit me, so I wasn’t abused by him.

Sometimes I would’ve rather been punched in the face. At least the bruises would be gone, unlike his words that still echo in my mind while I’m trying to go to sleep.

So if he never abused me (well there was that one time he grabbed me by the throat, while I was on the phone with 911 at that, that he still denies even though it’s recorded 🤷‍♀️ ) what does he have to worry about?

I have to wonder.

15/02/2026

I have chicken breasts defrosted for dinner and can’t decide on what kind to make.

Anyone have a quick go to chicken 🐔 recipe?

Good job   pizza! You took half plain to a whole other level.
03/02/2026

Good job pizza! You took half plain to a whole other level.

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