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The 18 pages that link to Intimate partner violence, each with the reason it gives.

• Sexual healthRelated: Safety and support for people experiencing violence are essential to sexual well-being.

• Sexual violenceRelated: Sexual violence can be perpetrated within intimate relationships.

• Sexual coercionRelated: Sexual coercion can occur within patterns of abuse by an intimate partner.

• Child marriageRelated: Young brides may have less power to negotiate safety and decisions within a relationship.

• CohabitationRelated: Shared residence can affect partners' exposure to harm and their options for reaching safety.

• GaslightingRelated: Gaslighting can be one tactic within an abusive intimate relationship.

• JealousyRelated: Extreme jealousy can accompany abuse, but violence is a choice and never an inevitable result.

• Forced marriageRelated: A coerced marriage can expose a person to ongoing partner abuse.

• Toxic masculinityRelated: Entitlement and coercive control are among the harmful behaviors challenged by this critique.

• SextingRelated: A partner may pressure someone to create or share intimate material.

• MachismoRelated: Entitlement to control can connect machismo to coercive behavior, without making violence inevitable.