Do you feel pressured to have sex when you don't want to? Is someone coercing you into a sexual relationship through threats, manipulation, or emotional blackmail? Are you being sexually abused? Coercive sexual relationships involve pressure, manipulation, or control to gain sexual compliance without genuine consent. They often include guilt-tripping, threats, emotional blackmail, or exploiting power imbalances. Unlike healthy intimacy, coercion disregards boundaries and autonomy, leading to emotional harm and mistrust. True consent must be freely given, without fear, force, or manipulation of any kind.

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