'Fat pig was one of his favourite things to call me': Victims reveal coercive control warning signs

Mary Hayes (left), who leads the Too Into You project at Women’s Aid, said: “The campaign is to teach young people, particularly young women aged 18 to 25, that relationship abuse is common but there are specific supports available for people facing abuse."

“If it feels wrong, it probably is and it’s worth talking about."

This was the message from Women’s Aid this week as the organisation launched a new website providing support for young people who are victims of coercive control.