Moreover, the evolution was stronger for physical partner abuse than for psychological partner abuse, suggesting that partners are generally less physically violent but not necessarily less psychologically abusive.
Of course, that doesn't make anything necessarily illegal, but abusive or anticompetitive conduct shouldn't get a free pass just because there are three companies involved instead of one.
"People tend to report things that they don't like, not necessarily things that are abusive," says de Bailliencourt, who has worked at Facebook for five years.
It's as if Sheedy's character is the only one who's been let in on the real secret: the sadness of being young isn't necessarily the product of abusive or controlling parents, or thick-headed teachers, or too much academic or social pressure, as the rest of the film seems to insist.
"Just because someone is being emotionally abusive and not necessarily physically abusive, doesn't mean that the same dynamics don't exist," she said.
He adds: "When you've have bullets in the post and threats on your life and your family, abusive emails are not necessarily going to hurt you.
Nor would a court in another state have necessarily received information about the mother's abusive history.
While it's difficult to grasp, love can still be at play in an abusive relationship; someone may not necessarily want to leave, they may just want the abuse to stop.
LIMITED POWER TO STOP ABUSES When the House put out a draft of new rules in October, it sensibly gave regulators the power to ban abusive derivatives — ones that are not necessarily fraudulent, but potentially damaging to the system.
Even when trauma within the family is involved, this does not necessarily mean that parents are culpable (abusers are not necessarily parents) and, even if they are, this is often because they too have experienced difficult lives and have been victims of abusive relationships.
