# Accepting an outcome: facts, resistance and justification

Retains a full discussion of aims, means, continuing costs, consent and stopping. Separately distinguishes acknowledging violence, assessment, consent, forgiveness and restored relationships.

## Who it may help

For readers seeking to recognise what happened without having to endorse harm, struggle endlessly or decide for others.

## Questions inside

- How does fact differ from assessment?
- Why does acknowledging violence require no forgiveness?
- What can silence establish about consent?
- When can changed means preserve an aim?
- Can someone stop without declaring the arrangement right?

## Boundary

No protest manual, private legal ruling or script for testing someone making threats. Practice excludes violence/coercion; assistance access, authority and confidentiality are unverified. Urgent needs need not wait for reading or correct feelings.

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