Sikap Posesif dan Rendahnya Kepercayaan Sebagai Pemicu KDRT Dalam Rumah Tangga

Abstract

Domestic Violence (DV) remains a social problem that can hinder the realization of a harmonious and blessed family. A household that should be a place to create a sense of security, affection, and mutual respect can in reality turn into an environment that causes stress and suffering due to unresolved conflicts. One of the factors that often triggers domestic violence is possessiveness and low trust towards one's partner which develops into jealousy, excessive control, and acts of violence. This study aims to analyze possessiveness and low trust as triggers of domestic violence and their impact on the failure to realize a blessed family through a case analysis of PPPK teachers in Wonogiri. The study used a qualitative approach with a case study design and literature review. Data were obtained through documentation studies and reviews of various relevant sources regarding the concept of marriage, a harmonious family, factors causing domestic violence, and the cases analyzed. The data were then analyzed descriptively through the processes of reduction, presentation, and drawing conclusions. The results of the study indicate that low trust, lack of communication, excessive jealousy, and the inability to control emotions are the main factors that trigger domestic violence. The forms of violence identified included physical violence, psychological violence, threats, and restrictions on freedom, which impacted the victims' psychological, social, and occupational well-being. The implications of this research demonstrate the importance of strengthening communication, emotional control, fostering mutual trust, and implementing religious values ​​in domestic life as an effort to prevent domestic violence and create a harmonious and blessed family.