It is also important to keep in mind that in cases of women suffering from domestic violence, their agency is severely compromised. Thus, giving suggestions or advice to survivors like leaving the relationship, choosing to live a better life, etc is again taking away their agency from them. As mental health professionals, we should strive to hold space for them, because most often that is what they need the most- a safe, non-judgmental, and empathetic space where they can be their vulnerable selves and get support. We cannot save individuals, however, we can aim to empower them through counseling and therapy so that they feel equipped enough to make a choice and if that choice means continuing to stay in the abusive relationship/marriage, we as counselors should strive to work with them to make their well-being the top priority, rather than telling them to leave the abuser. Because, as has been explained in the article as well, the abuser and the abused get stuck in a cycle, and it\'s very difficult to break free from it.

What about husbands going through he same Domestic Violence (emotional, physical toruture) any law to protect husband from their torturous/phsyco wife? or husband has to suffer as wife use kids to blackmail husbands and finally husband end his life because of continuous torture round the clock, in office over phone or the moment husband enters home, never get proper food inspite of spending long day at work and even taking wife outside for lunch/dinner.
Also, wife tortures in-laws in same way that in-laws leave their dream home one morning without even taking a glass of water from home with their dull health at this age.
Where are laws to protect males after marriage?
Where are laws to protect parents from torturous daughter-in laws?
Husband keeps suffering because he is worried about the kid and especially when there is a 4 year daughter going to school.
Please let me know if you have any meaning full response to my queries or problem.

Good Article