Dana Nguyen knows she has a problem.
In 2025, the 27-year-old California resident spent more than $4,000 on Labubu dolls. These dolls are small, furry, “cute,” monster-themed bag charms with pointed ears and wide, toothy smiles (Kwai, 2025). Labubus were manufactured by the Chinese company: Pop Mart. The trendy toys are highly collectible and sold in blind boxes, meaning buyers don’t know which doll they’ve purchased until they open it.
Financial Abuse, a longstanding method of control in toxic relationships, has now taken on a more insidious form in the digital age. Digital Financial Abuse represents a contemporary method of coercion, where perpetrators leverage technology to manipulate, monitor, or limit the financial resources of their Victims. In a troubling trend, digital Financial Abuse often goes unnoticed, allowing perpetrators to exert control without drawing immediate attention.
Elderly Abuse in care homes is a pressing issue that poses significant dangers to some of society’s most vulnerable individuals. As the global population ages, more people are entrusted to care homes, where they should receive the respect, compassion, and professional care they deserve. Unfortunately, this is not always the case.
Rebuilding Finances After Financial Abuse By- Madeline Cadiz While not the most common, non-physical forms of abuse can be detrimental to the victims trapped in their situation (Owsley, 2018). One…
Elder Abuse by Rashmi Negi Elder Abuse is an act that causes harm to people ages 60 and above. It can include Physical, Emotional, Psychological, Financial, or Sexual Abuse and…
