METRO PARENT: HOW PARENTS CAN ADDRESS TEEN DATING VIOLENCE PREVENTION

“There are more opportunities for control and coercion, because things that would have been a one-on-one conversation in the past, now there’s a paper trail for it,” Goerlich says.

​"In the ’80s and ’90s, an abusive boyfriend might say, ‘I saw you talking to that other guy. I don’t want you doing that.’ Now, he doesn’t need to see things physically happening.”

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