"He’d tell me I didn’t need to wear makeup or do my hair, and ask me, 'who are you trying to impress?' I couldn’t speak to my friends who were male."
Read stories from young women who endured and survived intimate relationship abuse: www.toointoyou.ie/stories-from...
Today is #WorldMentalHealthDay. We know the toll an abusive relationship can take on young people's mental health.
It can leave them feeling anxious, depressed, isolated and hopeless.
We want young people to know they don't need to suffer in silence.
Find support at toointoyou.ie
#TooIntoYou
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With #TooIntoYou, we want young people to know that they don’t have to suffer in silence.
You can find free and confidential support and information at our dedicated website for young people toointoyou.ie
#TooIntoYou #WorldMentalHealthDay
The #TooIntoYou campaign aims to raise awareness of relationship abuse against young people.
We want to draw attention to the severe and lasting mental health implications of abuse, especially for those beginning adult life and their first intimate relationships.
Our research also shows that 44% of young women subjected to intimate relationship abuse experienced suicidal thoughts as a result.
19% of young women had attempted suicide.
#TooIntoYou #WorldMentalHealthDay @womensaidireland.bsky.social
On the eve of #WorldMentalHealthDay, we launch our #TooIntoYou campaign.
Our research found that intimate relationship abuse can have a severe impact on young women’s mental health including depression, anxiety, PTSD and suicidal ideation.
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The Samuel Beckett Bridge & Convention Centre in Dublin lit up for the launch of the #TooIntoYou campaign. Intimate relationship abuse can have a severe impact on young women’s mental health including depression, anxiety, PTSD &suicidal ideation. Follow @toointoyou.bsky.social. #WorldMentalHealthDay
Does the person you're going out with constantly put you down? That's not love.
In a healthy relationship this doesn't happen.
Find out if you relationship is healthy at toointoyou.ie #TooIntoYou