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“Breakfast Question”.  Maciej Kurzajewski on violence in a relationship.  “Many people are afraid to even talk”

“Breakfast Question”. Maciej Kurzajewski on violence in a relationship. “Many people are afraid to even talk”

One of the topics discussed in the program “Question for Breakfast” was psychological violence in a relationship. The discussion interested Maciej Kurzajewski, who, together with Katarzyna Cichopek, hosted an expert in this field on the couch.

There is an increasing amount of talk about psychological violence in the media. This problem was raised in the Wednesday (March 15, 2023) episode of “Question for Breakfast”. The guests of the presenters were psychologist Izabela Słoniewska and Joanna Warpas, co-author of the book “I’ve had enough. How I beat the home hater”. Experts explained what this phenomenon is all about and how to fight it. The journalist was clearly preoccupied with the conversation and was actively discussing with the specialists.

“Question for breakfast”. The topic of psychological violence in a relationship was raised in the breakfast room

More and more Poles are facing psychological violence in a relationship. The experts invited to the studio explained that constant checks by the partner, absurd bans and restrictions are behaviors that make us feel inadequate not only in relationships, but also in life. The words clearly affected Maciej Kurzajewski, who from the beginning of the conversation showed great interest in the topic, citing numerous situations that were examples of the theses put forward by the specialists. — Many people wonder if it’s too late, because they wake up in the morning knowing what else will surprise the other side. He is even afraid to talk, start a discussion, because he is aware that whatever he says, it can be used against him (…) — the leader, noting that psychological violence is not always obvious to the victim.

Maciej Kurzajewski was actively involved in the conversation. His words make you think

Katarzyna Cichopek joined the narration of the co-host, who compared being in a violent relationship to… a boiling frog. She stated that gradually accustoming a partner to worse and worse treatment makes him not even aware that he is a victim of aggression. “It’s hard to get out of it because we’re already so weak, especially if family and friends are far away,” said Cichopek.

One of the experts stressed that in such a situation the relationship should be ended and any contact with the partner should be abandoned. She emphasized that a person who decides to end such a relationship will have to face many unpleasant situations from their aggressor, but despite attempts at discrediting, the severing of ties should be consistently continued. – Making a decision is difficult, but then another mechanism is activated for which we are not prepared: denigration, discrediting, attacking – emphasized the specialist.

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Source: Gazeta

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