“…Suffering any kind of violence, during childhood or adolescence, can trigger various short-, medium-, and long-term consequences, affecting several areas of the victim’s life, manifesting for example in psychological symptoms, or resulting in social damage (Santos, Mascarenhas, Rodrigues, & Monteiro, 2018). In addition, it has been found that victims can normalize the situations of violence to which they are exposed, accepting, and interpreting them uncritically (Moura, Almeida, Araújo, Menezes, & Chaves, 2014). When normalization occurs, violence starts to be understood as a phenomenon inherent to human nature by the subject, where it is seen as natural and acceptable.…”