I've always found that it's unhealthy to stay in relationships with those who are verbally abusive. But it's equally important to learn to forgive. Forgiveness gives you freedom from bitterness. And even though you might forgive someone, they may continue to be verbally abusive. When that happens, it's better to keep short and simple contact with that person.
a mother becomes abusive once she begins to harm her children, or put them in any sort of physical or emotional danger
please be very careful. He may have a chemical imbalance. The greatest mother in the world couldn't change a chemical imbalance. please seek professional help. good luck
You are in a very difficult situation and the following are only possible suggestions. If you have a good relationship with your father you might try approaching him when he's in a good mood and your mother is not around. Try telling him that when he treats your mother that way it makes you feel sad and uncomfortable. If your father is verbally abusive to you also then don't do this. Instead you could try explaining the situation to a trusted adult- perhaps your paternal grandparent(s). Without knowing more details about your situation it's hard to think of suggestions.
yes he was abusive to her and her brothers and her mother had bad mental health
verbally abuse is bad! If he just leaves his mother will probably take you to court. I would say yes he can just leave but it will turn into a fight. You should put him on a plane to come to you and make him leave a message to his mom saying that he is leaving cause he cant stand her verbal abuse anymore and he is leaving to come live with you and it will be ok.
He can talk to his kids and let them know that their mother is just angry for some reason and assure them that he is not what she is calling him. He should not retaliate and say abusive things about her in front of them. My father left me and my mom when I was 5 years old and until this day she has never said anything bad about him.
If you bring it to the authorities, yes.
He felt peaceful as he was lying in the vacant lot. He was also peaceful in the church. It was only him and his best friend, Ponyboy Curtis in the little old church. The church was vacant also. You would think his home was peaceful but it wasn't it was the complete opposite. His father was abusive and his mother was verbally abusive. Be thankful for what you have. Thank the Lord Jesus if you have a peaceful house. If you don't thank Him for what you do have like water, food, and a home.
T. Ray does not physically abuse Lily in "The Secret Life of Bees," but he does emotionally abuse her by being controlling, neglectful, and verbally abusive. He also lies to Lily about her mother's past, which greatly affects her emotional well-being.
With approval of the court.
It could be only the mother, it could be the mother and the father or other relative, it could be criminals who assault the mother.
No, his father was an abusive drunk, and his mother just stood there...