Though it does not provide the abuser with a reason, justification, excuse, or anything else except in their own minds, it is possible to provoke abusive behavior in some situations. For example, if a couple is having an argument, the person who is being abused might know they should stop arguing before their abuser's buttons are pushed, but continues arguing knowing that it will result in abuse. This is not saying that abuse is acceptable or that abuse is the fault of the victim, it is just answering the question. More often than not, though, the person being abused does absolutely nothing; the abuser just "goes off" and the abuse is done. No matter what the victim does, abuse is never the fault of anyone other than the abuser.
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Can you provoke abuse? I lived with abuse for 25 years.Can you provoke abuse?Yes not and I repeat not intentionally.When a person is provoking an abuse person it may be just a simple gesture or answer to him.This can escalate the abuse.It doesn't take much to provoke the abuser because they have a distorted personality.But intentionally provoking no.
Be careful to not provoke the giant dog in the yard, he might attack you.
they get abused by having a argument. they get abused by having a argument.
This is verbal abuse. It is often used to get the upperhand in an argument by belittling the person's partner. YOU NEED TO CHANGE IT OR IT WILL EVENTUALLY GET WORSE...
An offensive argument is one that is likely to cause harm, disrespect, or provoke strong negative emotions in the recipient. This can include personal attacks, discriminatory language, or targeting sensitive topics without sensitivity or consideration.
Yelling is when they raise their voices to get their point across. If they are saying mean things and/or threats, then that is verbal abuse
How when bullied it makes the person stronger.
That argument would probably not be persuasive. However, other help is available to people who abuse alcohol and can be very effective.
"Virginia has this crime called “curse and abuse”. In Virginia, if you curse at someone in a “under circumstances reasonably calculated to provoke a breach of the peace”, you can be convicted of a crime. There is an actual statute – Code of Virginia 18.2-416."Virginia is the only State I can find with this specific wording "curse and abuse".
"Virginia has this crime called “curse and abuse”. In Virginia, if you curse at someone in a “under circumstances reasonably calculated to provoke a breach of the peace”, you can be convicted of a crime. There is an actual statute – Code of Virginia 18.2-416."Virginia is the only State I can find with this specific wording "curse and abuse".
Provoke
Verbal abuse such as yelling; screaming; swearing; having drunken parties or drugs in the house if children are present or it causes a vicious verbal argument with the couple is domestic abuse without being physical.
No, "provoke" does not have a prefix. It is a standalone word.