For generations, financial abuse meant using money to control, trap, or exploit another person.
Today, women are now arguing that not paying for dates, keeping separate bank accounts, or expecting adults to support themselves can also be considered "financial abuse."
Where is the line? When does setting financial boundaries become controlling? When does personal responsibility become someone else's obligation?
And are we creating a definition so broad that it risks minimizing the experiences of people who have suffered genuine financial abuse?
Join us LIVE as we dig into this growing conversation, examine where the cultural conversation is heading, and ask whether we're protecting victims... or redefining abuse itself.
Whether you agree, disagree, or fall somewhere in the middle, bring your perspective.
The best conversations happen when people are willing to think critically instead of simply repeating slogans.
Humanity has a remarkable talent for taking useful words, stretching them until they mean everything, and then acting surprised when they mean nothing.
