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Love, Acid, and the Art of Disappearing: The Slow Burn of Corrosive Behavior
By Leslii Stevens ERYT500, YACEP, Trauma-Informed Yoga Teacher
Corrosive behavior doesn’t leave bruises, it leaves people fading from their own lives.
It starts quiet. It always does.
The text that says “I miss you already.” The call that lingers too long. The subtle correction about what you’re wearing, “I just like you better in jeans.” The check-ins that feel like affection. The flattery that feels like oxygen.
Then, one day, it doesn’t. What starts as care curdles
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16 hours ago4 min read
The Fire They Set Inside the Quiet Terror of Gaslighting
By Leslii Stevens ERYT500, YACEP, Trauma-Informed Yoga Teacher Gaslighting starts quietly, not with shouting, but with doubt.
“Maybe I...
studio23hudson
2 days ago5 min read
When the Divorce Becomes the Weapon: Inside the High-Risk World of Legal Abuse
By Leslii Stevens ERYT500, YACEP, Trauma-Informed Yoga Teacher The courtroom becomes the new battleground. For many survivors, the abuse...
studio23hudson
4 days ago4 min read
Abuse Doesn’t Always Start with Bruises: The Hidden Red Flags We Miss
by Leslii Stevens ERYT500, YACEP, Trauma-Informed Yoga Teacher Abuse doesn’t always leave bruises. Sometimes it shows up in cracks we...
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Oct 32 min read
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