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These questions help us understand the circumstances of your relationship ending. Please answer as honestly as you feel comfortable.
Please select the types of abuse you have experienced. You do not need to describe what happened in detail. All forms of abuse are taken seriously.
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These questions help us understand your current circumstances. Please answer as many as you feel safe and comfortable to do so.
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