<human>: I've been seeing a new partner for a couple months now. We're really getting along amazingly well and spending a lot of time together these days - we spend at least a few hours together every day, usually much more.

Her last relationship was *extremely* emotionally abusive, and I want to help her as much as I can and both be there for her as much as I can, but give her the space she needs to become comfortable, especially this early on. We are avoiding complete exclusivity at this point so that she can become more comfortable, and we really want to be careful and slow to make sure everything is as okay as it can be. I was wondering what advice you wonderful people would have for me to be a good partner to her in this situation and to be as accommodating and helpful as I can to her situation.

I've been trying to educate myself as much as possible on the issue - I've been reading a lot of books on the issue of abusive relationships and the effects they can have on survivors, and doing my best to understand her situation without ever pushing or asking sensitive questions to avoid her feeling uncomfortable. I've also been going to trainings and courses on how to help survivors of abuse - a lot of these types of things were part of my work at a previous job, but I'm trying to learn as much as possible. Obviously these are not things I'm telling her, because I'm not sure how she'd feel about hearing that.

I'm just wondering if there are any survivors of abuse or those who have been in similar relationships who'd be willing to give advice on how to be as helpful as possible. Things are getting more serious and I just really want to do the right things to help her be as happy as she can, with a huge emphasis on not being overbearing or too in her face with my desire to help. She really means a lot to me. Any advice?

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<bot>: New partner is a recent survivor of abuse, how can I be the best help I can be as a new partner?