You may want to call Child Protective Agency. Depending on where you're located, they may go by a different name. Check in your phone book. Also, maybe try talking to your Preacher or a Police Officer.
There are many different answers depending on your relationship to the abusive person. In all cases there are two questions: the first one is, who is the abusive person and what is the relationship to you. If the abusive person is a parent, ask a teacher. If the abusive person is a teacher, tell a parent. If the abusive person is a brother or sister tell a parent. If the parent will do nothing, tell a teacher. If the teacher will do nothing, tell the principal. There is someone who can do something. If it is someone on your way to school, tell both your parent and teacher. Assault is a crime. A person can go to prison for that even if it is a kid. In Florida, both the Methodist Children's Home and Boys Town have a number of boys and girls who have been abused and removed from their homes. You have to tell people you are being abused before HRS will do anything.
Well, if you are under the age of 18, you can get yourself legally emancipated which means that you are no longer under the control, at least legally, of your parent(s).
As far as I know you will have to appear before a judge to do this and present solid reasons why you should be granted emancipation from your parent(s). I believe what you would want to tell/show the court/judge any proof of abuse including any witnesses to any of the abusive behavior and perhaps how you plan on supporting yourself. If you have any trusted adults that know your situation they might be able to acts as witnesses for you. You may want your stepdad to testify as a witness for you if he was abused by your mother or witnessed her being abusive to/towards you.
Try to find someone you can trust. Or someone you know isn't abusive. At any sign of violence, be wary and stay away from that person. Eventually, you will find the right person. But remember this: don't be shy. You never know whether the next person is like the person before that one if you keep shying away from them.
probably an abusive childhood or excessive stress
It could. But not every Bipolar person is abusive. It should however, never be an excuse for abuse. A person who is abusive Bipolar or not, is wrong in what they are doing. Seek help if you or someone you know is in an abusive relationship/situation.
chances are, the person who is trying to leave is scared the abuse will get worse, or happen even if they are not together. People in abusive relationships also believe they have a special bond with that person, which is why they haven't already left them the other person. get out of the relationship as soon as possible, or the situation will worsen. stay as far away from the person as long as you can, friends and families houses that he/she doesn't know about will be great.
Yes
Abusive
Keep them away from the father and make an agreement with him not to be verbally abusive to your children
Move away, inform the police.
A crabby person. A negative person who maybe verbally abusive
The person doing the abusing is always responsible for that abuse. Abusive people always place the responsibility on someone else, and they always will if they can get away with it. If a situation becomes physical, it's always time to leave.
People can't leave them because the person who is abusive to you will not let you go anywhere.
SOME PEOPLE TODAY HELP THERE ABUSIVE EX'S BECAUSE THERE IN NEED OF CHAGING THERE LIFE'S AND BECOMING THE BETTER PERSON THEY ALSO NEED THE ABUSIVE PERSON TO CONSIDER THAT THERE IS A SECOND WAY FOR THEM TO ACT DURING THE CHARGING PROCESS.