on a light note: buy them a plane ticket to the carribean. maybe they'll have a change of heart while there. on a serious note: they should seek professional help, if they dont want out of it. as far as the prtner is concerned, if they are on good terms she should kindly ask the "abuser" to seek help too, before it gets too late. i am a firm believer in standing by people's sides and when it gets tough before walking away or walking out, try and find a solution...
Help her educate herself. Knowledge is the first and foremost weapon in the uphill battle she is facing to extricate herself.
Encouraging someone in an abusive relationship to get professional counseling can be the answer. Many people in bad relationships are there because their not mentally healthy enough to realize this is not how it has to be. The proof of this is people who get out of a bad situation and go into a new relationship that is just as bad.
In my experience, you can't. What you can do is let this person know you love him/her. Try to be nonjudgemental throughout the process. Be willing to help if and when this person is ready to leave the abusive relationship. Just try to be the solid, trustworthy person in their life. Try not to get angry or raise your voice. Look around your community for help, like battered women's shelters, churches who have the ability to help. Let your friend know that you have a plan when he/she is ready. If you see imminent danger, call 911. Hope this helps!
There isn't a defenitive and final answer... but you just do. Its take time and effort and tears but its possible. Moving on is easier than most think the problem lies in that a lot of victims of domestic violence or abusive relationships usually continue to move on to the same type of person without realizing it. Therefor continue to expose oneself to the ongoing and continued chain of abuse. Lots of people don't believe in therapy or support groups but they help regardless of the socioeconomic background abuse don't discrimanate and can affect anyone so don't blaim yourself that's the first step. Know that its an ongoing process.
you can either call the police and get help.
or fight back with what you can.
or tell them you deserve to be treated better and walk out on them
you can tell them to leave you alone
I was in an abusive relationship, so all I can tell you is that it would have been nice for my friends to AT THE VERY LEAST confront me that they new I was being abused and that I needed to get out of that situation. Once I left him, they were like "I'm glad you left him, he was an a$$hole" but they would never tell me that WHEN I NEEDED TO HEAR IT! Please at the very least confront your friend and offer places for them to stay, phone numbers they can call, an exit strategy, having a posse come rescue her from a bad situation, etc.
Answer:The Boyfriend might become an abuser, but in the long run he will learn from his mistakes and i believe no, he will not become an abuser, if you feel like your being abused walk away =3
tell someone who could help me, and get away from the abuser as quickly as possible. if no one I knew could help me I would call the police - they will protect abuse victims and refer them to appropriate resources.
Report it right away.
You would suffer horribly and wish for someone to take you away from the pain and fear.
Abuse by definition is mistreatment or horrible mistreatment. Sadly, there is little one can do to avoid being mistreated badly as that mistreatment is not brought about by your own behavior but by the behavior of the abuser. If someone is mistreating you it is best to avoid that person. If someone is abusing you physically they are breaking the law and justice should be put in. Do not tolerate physical abuse as that tolerance will only encourage more of the same. If you do not want to put justice in by having the one who physically abused you arrested then walk away and stay away. If that person who abused you seeks out some sort of help to learn how to control their emotions and behavior then encourage them and show them compassion and if you are convinced they have corrected their abusive ways then acknowledge this and move forward. However, if someone continues to act abusively it is paramount you avoid this person and probably your responsibility to put justice in.
If you are being abused...GET THE HECK AWAY FROM HIM!!! There are plenty of places for you to turn to to help you get away from him. Start off by filing a restraining order/order of protection, get an advocacy group involved the YWCA has a great program for women that are abused. They will help to hide you if necessary, but usually the big bad abuser learns right away that you are NOT going to take this behavior, and will move on peacefully. And these days he will be too pre-occupied with certain court ordered programs to exert any energies towards you. Let me say again GET OUT, Do Not accept this behavior, or any excuses, or you will keep being abused.
YouÊ may not be able to put your abuser away for life.Ê You do need to protecct yourself and file the appropiate police reports, to be sure that charges are being filed and he or she can face prosecution for the acts of abuse.
Some do, some don't. The smart ones hopefully walk away from the relationship when they recognize they are being abused and that they don't deserve it.
Yes, if it is determined that you are being abused or neglected you can be taken away from an adoptive parent.
you can beat being abused by telling someone who really cares about you and would like to see you happy. You can either fight back or call a protective agency to help you. You can also ru away to a relatives.
I am assuming she had time to think things over and decided that she was tired of being treated as an unequal from you. She used this "get away" as the escape from you. She basically set herself free from your abuse, I mean really wouldn't you get sick of being abused everyday and night of our life?????? It is never a life to live when you have someone treating you like a dog, especially when it is someone that you love doing the abuse.
You don't. It is dangerous and unnecessary. If you are being abused notify the authorities.