Why do you feel so guilty if you are the one being abused?

Many people that have been sexually abused feel guilty for many reasons. They need to know that what happened is not their fault and they should not feel guilty or blame themselves for the actions of the abuser. It is very important that if you have been abused in the past or currently, you need to talk to someone that you trust so they can help you. For kids be sure that it is an adult, such as a parent, teacher, or counselor. A person can simply feel guilty because they blame themselves for being abused. An abuser is usually someone that is very good at manipulating people, and could easily make you think that it was your fault. Just remember that no matter how much they tell you that it is your fault, it is never your fault. Another reason why someone may feel guilty is that they love or loved the person that abused them such as a family member or a boyfriend/girlfriend. This can stop someone from seeking help because they would be turning in someone they love. Keeping the abuse a secret will only encourage the behavior to continue because there has been no attempt at stopping it, so get help. One of the most common reasons someone could feel guilty is that they experienced sexual arousal or gratification from the abuse. Your body responded the way it was designed to respond, which you could not control. This does not mean that you should feel ashamed of those natural feelings because again, you had no control to stop them. So remember that no matter what the circumstances were, it was not your fault and you should not blame yourself or feel guilty for something that someone else did.

It depends if the child itself was or is being abused, they will either forget it or remember it. 80% of children who were abused, still remember being abused. Physical abuse effects children by making them feel slightly depressed, or feel like they have to pretend to be normal. The 80% of children who recall being abused say they never talk about their feelings of their abuse or sadness, and say that they became so depressed, they began to have suicidal thoughts. Physical abuse can effect the child in a different way if its one of the parents being abused. For example, if the mother was being abused, the child would feel as if their mother were weak, or be afraid to talk with the mother. If the father were abusing the mother, the child would be afraid to have any contact with the father.

Yes you should feel guilty about it. This is not a loyal thing to do.

That would probably depend on whether one was guilty or not. If one was guilty then one might well feel that although the accusation was valid, there was a reason for your treachery - one which, if known to the public, might show you in a more favourable light. If one was innocent one would probably be rightly outraged.

Ask the kid who has been abused

I think that has to do mainly with one's upbringing. I have never felt guilty when I masturbate. I was always taught/told that was a normal thing. I truly feel that it's in the way one was 'wired'.

well you shouldn't feel guilty unless they didnt want you to go in there but if they needed help to get inside then yeah don't feel bad cause you helped some one not harm them

No one really knows how many animals are being abused, just this moment even. But all we can do is not abuse our animals, join non-abuser clubs, like ASPCA online community, and help abused animals.

Answer Yes. You should feel guilty because your basically cheating on whoever you slept with first! Answer Not if you're not in a committed relationship with either of them (or anybody else).

most girls get boyfriends when they know they don't need one

No, she did not admit to being a heretic although the court found her guilty of being one.

A lot of abuse victims were abused as children, so they think of it as being "normal." Another reason is that a lot of abusers are extremely manipulative. They may only start with verbal abuse, often becoming extremely apologetic afterward. They may not be frequent abusers (they'll be abusive one day, and then months go by before it happens again). Usually by the time the level and frequency of abuse increases, the abused has already been emotionally manipulated to where they feel it's their fault that they're being abused, or that they deserve the abuse. What an abuser will frequently do is isolate their victim from other people in the victim's life. By the time the victim realizes they need help, they feel they have no one to turn to. Another big reason is that, at least when it comes to emotional abuse, it can be hard to prove that you're being abused. Yet another reason is that the victim will feel extremely ashamed and not want anyone to know that they're being abused. Also another reason is that the victim may feel that if they DO try to leave their abuser, their abuser will manage to hunt them down and potentially kill them.

An acquittal is to be found not guilty of a crime. In court, a defendant is found either "guilty" or "not guilty." One is not found to be "innocent of a crime."

the third party because the one being abused is probably to scared to speak up

Kids are abused because people want to have power over somebody. They don't care how. kids get abused because like the one before they feel they need the power and because the may be involved in drugs and may have a drinking problem

Being with no money, no car, and abused in America, I must be the only one.

I am someone who feels guilty about everything, and I would feel guilty about this too. Should you feel guilty? Yes, because you broke her door. However, should you pay for the new one yourself? No, because she asked you to do it and it was not of your own free will. It was her decision to break down the door, so you should not feel guilty enough to pay for the new one. Had you decided on your own to break the door down, then you should pay for it because it was your decision. But it was her door, her decision to break the door, and now she will pay for it.

Co-defendants can be sentenced differently. They do not have to all be found guilty or not guilty.

One Of The Powers Denied To Congress Is That They Cannot Accuse Someone Of Being Guilty If They Are Not.(:

Yes, you can get into trouble for lying about being abused. It is important for you to realize that when you lie about being abused this can ruin one of your parents reputations; someone else's reputation and the stigmatism (label) can stay with them for life even though they were found innocent by the police or a court of law. It is far better for you to be honest with the police about it. You will not go to jail for what you did.

It depends on the meaning. If who refers to them, the sentence is He is one of them who are guilty. If who refers to he, then the sentence is He is one of them who is guilty.

If your being abused, it needs to stop. No one has a right to abuse you. Call the police, or talk to the person abusing you see if you can make them stop. Abuse can cause depression, and other stuff that you don't need.

Yes, they will become defensive when that person is again present.

You can't make someone take a gift. If the reason they are declining it is because they are being modest or they have no gift to you and feel bad, you can remind them that the person giving the gift is just as blessed by that act as the one receiving it. But you should never try to make someone feel guilty about it or make them feel obligated.

the death of a loved one, being assaulted, being abused, experiencing dehumanization