Rick Miller Inside Out Power

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The inside-out (Rick Miller, 2024) approach to power allows any society to permit and promote domestic abuse. Inside-out power is the ability for each individual to foster themselves “simply by the choices they make, the actions they take, and the thoughts they create” (Rick Miller, 2024). In domestic abuse or intimate partner abuse (“Domestic Violence”) Power is only the condition that endorses control, “a means or pattern of behavior used to cause another to suffer physical, emotional, or psychological harm.” (Wa.gov, 2022). In a society operating off of inside-out power, promoting power leads to control over a partner. Domestic abuse is viewed as partisan abuse toward women. No Party to Violence: ANALYZING VIOLENCE against WOMEN in POLITICAL …show more content…

(Eugene Emeka Dim and Lysova, 2021) Furthermore, anonymous reporting would open light to cases hidden by men. As polling and statistics taken by male victims report, if men who did report their cases would have had the option of anonymity, they would have brought it to criminal justice earlier. Reconstitution of the reporting and criminal justice system surrounding male abuse, along with anonymous reporting, could increase male representation and bring justice to male victims. (AppleVally Counseling, 2023) Conclusion The potential for a society in which domestic abuse is so unlikely that it can be factored out requires a first step. The first step proposed in this essay is the acceptance of the abuse towards men in America through circumstances, comparisons, and providing a solution. In conclusion, it is essential to prioritize and maintain good physical and mental health and adopt radical habits to encourage advocacy and prevention so that individuals can improve their overall well-being. Works …show more content…

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