Violence hurts.
Men too.
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Violence against men
Men become victims of violent crime in their lifetime
Men experience sexualized violence within a partnership
Men have contact with the police after suffering partner violence
Violence has many faces
We at the violence against men helpline have a broad definition of violence: it is not important to us to what extent what you have suffered is criminally relevant or not. What matters is that you are suffering from the violation of boundaries that you have experienced and therefore need support. Therefore, do not hesitate to contact us if you have experienced any form of boundary violation that does not allow you to rest - regardless of what happened and when it happened! Advice and support is available for the following forms of violence:
I took a long time to pluck up the courage to get help. Today, I'm very glad that I did it.
Will my request be treated confidentially?
Yes, your request will be treated confidentially: You do not have to give us your name or place of residence over the phone if you do not wish to do so. Registration is required for data-secure e-mail advice, but this can be done anonymously. You do not have to register for chat counseling.
As far as the violence you have experienced is concerned, you alone decide what you want to say about it. You may want to talk calmly about what happened to you, or you may just need specific information. Either is fine.