One of the FINAL episodes of this Podcast is this HUGE trauma dump.

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OK WTAF? I haven't talked about this much and even in this episode I struggle to talk about it. This podcast is all fine and dandy when talking about what happened to me but a whole different story when talking about kids.

Ive shared this though to show an important message. That its not about us and our feelings like our personal desire for revenge. It's about the suvivor/victim- the child and what they want and need- What is best for them. Keeping their best needs as a focus is the way to go forward after such horrific crimes that continue to happen to children each and everyday around the world because of these sick men.

This episode discusses the book and film It Ends With Us along with the drama in the media surrounding its two stars Justin Baldwin and Blake Lively.

Ive recently had covid so I have to pause at one point but it is all good.

Take care xx

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CONTACT: Email in to share your story or for advice with ANY relationship dilemma or dating nightmares at:

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ABOUT:

Love is a Battlefield was initially intended to be an educational podcast about domestic violence / domestic abuse and all kinds of relationship drama. It has now ended up being both educational and also sharing story times and experiences (while keeping perpetrators details private). The importance of sharing experiences and knowledge helps to empower women (including trans women!) and those who identify with the issues discussed.

About the podcaster: Tilly is a Registered Nurse & was recently a Mental Health Practitioner. She has completed many DV courses and is a survivor of domestic violence, having almost lost her life. Tilly was fortunate to see a perpetrator imprisoned, but this is not the reality for many survivors. Having briefly worked in radio many years ago, the idea for this podcast came from noticing a very real gap in the lack of knowledge held by DV survivors. Knowledge is power and Tilly hopes to empower each and every person to live a life free from abuse or oppression.

SOCIALS:

Tik Tok @loveisabattlefieldpod

DISCLAIMER:

No names, dates, times, or locations are supplied regarding any alleged or convicted perpetrators of domestic violence or abuse to protect identities. All shared stories are true and factual personal accounts of actual events. No responsibility will be taken for similarities or differences to other people or accounts.

xx

Wow the big 5-0. In this episode I look back at every episode and reflect on the journey with this podcast until now.

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EPISODE DISCLAIMER

CONTACT: Email in to share your story or for advice with ANY relationship dilemma or dating nightmares at:

liabfpodcast@gmail.com

*Please discontinue advertising emails asking for $ to edit the podcast - I make $0 so you are welcome to a percentage of $0.*

ABOUT:

Love is a Battlefield was initially intended to be an educational podcast about domestic violence / domestic abuse and all kinds of relationship drama. It has now ended up being both educational and also sharing story times and experiences (while keeping perpetrators details private). The importance of sharing experiences and knowledge helps to empower women (including trans women!) and those who identify with the issues discussed.

About the podcaster: Tilly is a Registered Nurse & was recently a Mental Health Practitioner. She has completed many DV courses and is a survivor of domestic violence, having almost lost her life. Tilly was fortunate to see a perpetrator imprisoned, but this is not the reality for many survivors. Having briefly worked in radio many years ago, the idea for this podcast came from noticing a very real gap in the lack of knowledge held by DV survivors. Knowledge is power and Tilly hopes to empower each and every person to live a life free from abuse or oppression.

SOCIALS:

Tik Tok @loveisabattlefieldpod

DISCLAIMER:

No names, dates, times, or locations are supplied regarding any alleged or convicted perpetrators of domestic violence or abuse to protect identities. All shared stories are true and factual personal accounts of actual events. No responsibility will be taken for similarities or differences to other people or accounts.

xx