HBO’s Westworld star Evan Rachel Wood shared several photos to social media that she says are a result of an abusive relationship, including images of “self-harm.”

The True Blood actress Tweeted out images from a photo shoot from several years ago that she says were taken when she was suffering domestic violence in an abusive relationship.

“The day of this photoshoot, I was so weakened by an abusive relationship. I was emaciated, severely depressed, and could barely stand. I fell into a pool of tears and was sent home for the day,” she wrote.

The day of this photoshoot, I was so weakened by an abusive relationship. I was emaciated, severely depressed, and could barely stand. I fell into a pool of tears and was sent home for the day. #IAmNotOk pic.twitter.com/aVUQ1w8ayQ — #EvanRachelWould (@evanrachelwood) March 11, 2019

Evan Rachel Wood hopes to highlight domestic abuse to help others speak out and get themselves out of such situations.

The actress posted a second tweet and shared images that she says depicts the “self-harm” she engaged in to try and prevent her abusive partner from abusing her.

“2 years into my abusive relationship I resorted to self-harm. When my abuser would threaten or attack me, I cut my wrist as a way to disarm him,” she wrote. “It only made the abuse stop temporarily. At that point, I was desperate to stop the abuse, and I was too terrified to leave. #IAmNotOk.”

2 years into my abusive relationship

I resorted to self harm. When my abuser would threaten or attack me, I cut my wrist as a way to disarm him. It only made the abuse stop temporarily. At that point I was desperate to stop the abuse and I was too terrified to leave. #IAmNotOk pic.twitter.com/VtZ1cA7JdB — #EvanRachelWould (@evanrachelwood) March 11, 2019

Evan Rachel Wood has claimed that she has been raped twice but has never given many details about the attacks. She also recently proclaimed herself to be a bisexual.

An advocate for sexual abuse survivors, Wood testified before Congress last year before the House Judiciary Committee and lobbied for more government support for sex assault survivors.

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