10/06/2026
October is Domestic Violence Awareness month and Taylor Swift nailed the typical narcissistic abuser on the head.
Take a read, educate yourself, be aware, check on your friends, and trust your gut and get help when needed ❤️
Taylor Swift’s “Patient Zero” song and video will change lives. She just spotlighted what a narcissistic abusive relationship is... on national TV.
It shows you that there isn’t a “type” when it comes to abusers. Abusers have friends, money, fancy cars, and homes. It is not necessarily poverty or vulnerability; there isn’t a “type”. DV can happen with anyone.
Abuse is not always fast and hard, it is often slow like a poison, killing one’s self-esteem, sense of self, dreams, identity, and hope. It is a problem and it is in everyones neighborhood, we MUST talk about it and be more aware of what DV looks like.
That is why seeing these dynamics portrayed on such a massive platform matters. Someone may watch this video and recognize a friend. A sister. A daughter. Or themselves.
We invite you to take the next step with us. Organizations like The Caring Place are doing this work every single day: answering crisis calls, providing emergency shelter, advocating for survivors and helping people rebuild lives after abuse.
Help us turn this moment of awareness into action. Click this link to get involved. https://linktr.ee/thecaringplacenwi
Taylor Swift, thank you for shining a major light on DV. We’d love to show you what that action looks like right here in our community. 💜
