Shakyla Bintang Prasetya, Rangga Galura Gumelar

Pengalaman Komunikasi tentang Pengungkapan diri Perempuan Korban Toxic in Relationship

Introduction

Pengalaman komunikasi tentang pengungkapan diri perempuan korban toxic in relationship. Pelajari pengalaman komunikasi dan pengungkapan diri perempuan korban toxic relationship. Ungkap dampak pada kesehatan fisik & mental serta pentingnya keluar dari hubungan tidak sehat.

Abstract

Toxic in relationship merupakan hubungan yang sudah tidak adanya rasa nyaman dan aman. Toxic in relationship di penuhi oleh rasa takut, tidak aman dan nyaman bagi para korban. Tujuan Pada Penelitian ini adalah untuk mengetahui Pengalaman dan bentuk toxic in relationship yang dialami oleh korban inisial “K” akibat pasangannya yang melakukan toxic in relationship. Bagaimana “K” menerima perbuatan tersebut dan bertahan dalam hubungan yang Toxic. Pada penelitian ini peneliti menggunakan metode penelitian Kualitatif Deskriptif. Hasil Penelitian ini mengungkapkan toxic in relationship merupakan hubungan yang sudah tidak adanya rasa nyaman dan aman. Toxic in relationship di penuhi oleh rasa takut, tidak aman dan nyaman bagi para korban. Terdapat bentuk pengalaman yang dialami oleh korban toxic in relationship: berbicara kasar Pengekangan kemudian melakukan perselingkuhan. Efek buruk yang dialami korban: mengalami gangguan kesehatan fisik dan mental (meliputi, asam lambung, dan menstruasi yang tidak lancar gangguan tidur, stress dan kesepian). Disarankan: untuk mengontrol perasaan, Jika sudah berani melakukan kekerasan fisik dan seksual segeralah mengakhiri hubungan yang tidak sehat tersebut, bisa berlindung kepada keluarga dan melaporkan perbuatan ini.

Review

The submitted manuscript, "Pengalaman Komunikasi tentang Pengungkapan diri Perempuan Korban Toxic in Relationship" (Communication Experiences of Self-Disclosure among Women Victims of Toxic Relationships), addresses a highly relevant and critical issue within interpersonal relationships and mental health. The study aims to explore the experiences and forms of toxic relationships endured by a specific victim, "K," delving into her acceptance and resilience within such an environment. Employing a qualitative descriptive approach, the paper offers valuable insights into the lived realities of individuals trapped in detrimental relationships, a topic of significant societal concern, particularly in the Indonesian context. The research effectively utilizes a qualitative descriptive methodology, which is appropriate for capturing the nuanced and personal experiences of the participant. The abstract clearly identifies key forms of toxic behavior experienced by the victim, including verbal abuse, control, and infidelity, alongside the severe repercussions on her physical and mental health, such as gastric issues, irregular menstruation, sleep disturbances, stress, and loneliness. While the abstract provides a useful overview of the *effects* and *forms* of toxicity, there is a minor redundancy in defining "toxic in relationship." More importantly, given the title's emphasis on "self-disclosure" (Pengungkapan diri), the abstract could benefit from explicitly detailing how the toxic environment impacted the victim's ability or willingness to self-disclose, or what forms her communication about her experiences took. This would strengthen the connection between the title and the abstract's findings. The recommendations provided in the abstract—controlling one's feelings, ending the relationship if physical or sexual violence occurs, seeking family support, and reporting abuse—are practical and directly actionable for victims, demonstrating the study's commitment to offering tangible help. For the full paper, it would be beneficial to further elaborate on the communication dynamics surrounding "K"'s experience, especially how her self-disclosure patterns evolved or were suppressed due to the toxic relationship. Future research could expand upon these findings by exploring communication strategies that facilitate the *exit* from such relationships, or by examining the role of social support networks in enabling self-disclosure and help-seeking behaviors. Overall, this paper makes a pertinent contribution to understanding the complex interplay of communication, self-disclosure, and well-being within toxic relationships.

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