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People are bound together by their emotions. The fabric of tolerance always beads a waterline relationship.

This is exactly what Geometric ’22 displays.

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Domestic abuse takes the lives of three women every day. In a "global pandemic of femicide" that is partially concealed by COVID-19, 6 women are killed by men every hour.

Abuse toward women and girls is so prevalent in today's societies that it is almost invisible, and it is based on a patriarchal power structure.

When men's supremacy is threatened, they resort to violence to maintain their position of power. Male hegemony over females, and how this dominance is reflected in society's values, attitudes, rituals, expectations, and institutions, as well as how it is retained through the socialization process.

Male headship and female submissiveness are often used by abusive men to explain their actions, either directly or implicitly, insinuating that their spouses were the ones who abused them because they were not submissive, disrespected them, didn't fulfill their marital duties, and so on.

The majority of Christian women, about 50-60% of those who go to church, have been physically abused in a previous or current relationship; Despite this, only a small percentage of women feel comfortable approaching their church leaders if they are feeling threatened by their partner's harassment.

The one-third of people who go to church for help generally don't get anything. However, the church does not consider domestic violence to be an urgent issue to address, preferring to indulge in a debate to perpetuate hatred over love!