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Emma Lovell | The Bleisure Coach
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To the men in my life. I implore you, use your v To the men in my life. I implore you, use your voices. Speak out against violence - especially domestic violence right now. Yes, have a conversation in your home. With your partner. With your children. But please, Take that conversation online! Make it public. Make it loud. Get it in the group chat. And then out into the world. Please men. Show us you’re with us and SAY SOMETHING. I know you’re there. Please, say something. And I know the algorithm is at play - but if you are seeing this please!!! Like, comment, share! Get this IN your algorithm. Get loud with us. Show us you’re there. And I’ll keep posting til you start seeing - and I’m already hitting up the DMs!
It starts at five. That might be the part of this It starts at five. That might be the part of this conversation that has stayed with me the most. My son is five years old. And already we are having conversations with him about violence. About bullying. About not hurting another person. About not encouraging somebody else to hurt another person. And, importantly, about using his voice when something feels wrong. We cannot wait until our boys become men to start these conversations. If having uncomfortable, horrible, yucky conversations now helps my son grow into a man who speaks up, who refuses to participate and who protects rather than harms, then I will have them. We have to bring these conversations into the light. Talk to your children. Talk to your family. Talk to your friends. And please, especially if you’re a man, use your voice. Violence is not OK. PART 3 OF 3 #DV #DomesticViolence #StopDomesticViolence #EndDomesticViolence #UseYourVoice
Yesterday I shared about violence against women an Yesterday I shared about violence against women and domestic violence. Silence. I can share travel, a photo by the pool, something funny or a cute photo of my kid and there’s conversation everywhere. But domestic violence? Silence. And something else really struck me. Where are the men? I know so many wonderful men. Men I love. Men who would be horrified by the things we are seeing and hearing. I need you to speak up too. Share something. Say something. Challenge something when you see it. You don’t have to have the perfect words. You just have to be willing to say: This is not OK. Use your voice. PART 2 OF 3 #DV #DomesticViolence #StopDomesticViolence #EndDomesticViolence #UseYourVoice
I woke up angry today. Angry about violence again I woke up angry today. Angry about violence against women. Angry about domestic violence. Angry about the excuses we make for people because they’re a “good person”. And angry about how often people suffer behind closed doors while the rest of us have absolutely no idea. I’ve realised I haven’t used my voice enough. I should have shared more. I should have said more. We all could be saying more. Because when someone tells us they’re afraid, when someone tells us what is happening behind closed doors, we need to listen. Domestic violence doesn’t always look the way you think it does. And silence allows it to stay hidden. So today, I’m using my voice. Please watch. Please listen. And please talk about it. PART 1 OF 3 #DV #domesticviolence #stopdomesticviolence #enddomesticviolence #speakup
I’m sickened by this news we’ve woken up to t I’m sickened by this news we’ve woken up to today of yet another DV case. Because it’s not unusual anymore. Another day. Another domestic violence story. But this one gets more headlines, because Sam Wood is famous. Strangulation is SERIOUS. It is not a joke, And a joke turned into a chargeable crime that was committed over the weekend. Violence is unacceptable, The threatening of it, the joking about it and of course the act of doing it. I will shut down any conversation or even suggestion of violence towards another. It is sad that this is so so pervasive. And it is sad that there are probably hundreds and thousands of people experiencing this today … and their story won’t make the news. Say NO to violence - and if someone jokes about it like this …. Shut that shit down!!! Thank you @tarangchawla for putting words to something when so many of us feel at a loss. (It was his post that prompted me to share this. Please go and see his page and watch the videos talking about the Sam Wood Domestic Violence incident on 5 October 2026.) And because the algorithm is a joke! I’m posting this again. Because it’s important. And because I will use my social media channels and my voice to speak about things that have to change! The important things that need to be addressed.

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