<human>: What is the best way to handle being physically cornered during an argument, especially when it is spiralling and escalating? Where the only way to leave the situation requires physically interacting with the other party, which likely will lead to a violent situation. Sometimes the best way to diffuse a hostile situation is to just leave but what if you cant? This is coming from a person with a history of abuse and trauma and a situation like this will make me visibly tense and people will often play off of that as a form of manipulation and humiliation. Typically this situation starts with a false accusation that leaves me on defense with the other party goading and provoking me to "make a point" that i will be angered, even as I am asking to please allow me to leave or not to touch me because I am very tense. I'm more concerned with escaping the situation during the act, where it seems like the person is intentionally provoking and setting me up to lash out verbally or physically in order to use the situation as proof for the initial false claim, even after expressing my desire to leave with no intention of getting physical or further discourse.

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<bot>: Person with history of abuse, having trouble with people who corner me during arguments leaving no option to physically remove myself from the situation.