Men as well as women, and children, do this. It's down to conditioning and low self-esteem. It's important to teach and understand that another person's irrational anger, no matter how they rationalize it, is all about them and not about the target of their anger. If you pick up someone's possession and deliberately smash it, you'll likely be the target of verbal abuse. If you simply are going about your business and someone decides to tell you you're worthless, or whatever they can think up at the time, you're the target of their own low self-esteem. It isn't your fault. Switch off. Walk away.
Verbal and mental abuse are kind of a cause and affect. When somebody verbally abuses you so badly it eventually, over time, turns into a mental abuse which means you start believing what the abuser says, and less of what you feel and think.
I think so. I think this is verbal and mental abuse. Any way you look at it, it's abuse. Hope i helped. It sounds like mental abuse to me. But you know what? You can leave him! You don't have to stay and take it.
Usually it starts off in the beginning, but it stars as harmless verbal things that don't seem to mean anything but then they escalate into more harmful verbal comments and can lead then to physical abuse. that's why women don't normally think that they are doing on purpose or what not.
Verbal abuse is when someone hurts you with their words, saying mean things intentionally. Calling you bad names, demeaning you, putting down something you do, how you act, flaws about you, using their words to make you feel worthless, manipulate you, and keep you feeling bad. Some people say that they think verbal abuse is sometimes worse than physical abuse. When someone verbally abuses you it hurts your self esteem. It makes you feel like you are not on the same level they are. It can make you feel powerless. Verbal abuse is just another form of VIOLENCE and in the home it's called domestic violence. It is the abusive, belittling and obscene talk that a person spews out at you.
i rlly dont think they can they are underage the worst that can happen is have a talk with the cops and then be taken home and have a sit down talk with the parents
I think they are both similar , domestic abuse I guess can be same as emotional abuse, either been hit , verbally abused by some one is abuse. If you seek help then I advise you to go and see someone about it , there is a lot of support out there for this as once many years ago verbal abuse wasn't even recognized, but it is more so know then ever before. Take care
I think not. It depends what age. The language used is mostly taken from school and picked up by people in the family. It should die down in a while.
* I think its very common. If you look at how many women stay in those relationships, and keep taking it and taking it they have a vulnerability for drug and alcohol use and abuse because they find reasons not to leave and it drives them crazy.
Yes, all kinds of sibling abuse, including verbal abuse, can be confused with sibling rivalry. Unfortunately, many parents are not as concerned as they should be when they see negative behaviors happening between their children. Interestingly, bullying is even more common (and even more harmful) between siblings than it is on school grounds, but it is rarely discussed as a social problem because people tend to think it's "normal" for brothers and sisters to fight. Some parents refuse to intervene in their children's verbal abuse (or even physical abuse and other forms of bullying) because they think if they get involved their children won't learn to solve their own problems. This can be a terrible mistake. It's true that children need to learn to resolve difficulties in their sibling relationships, but parents do need to teach them constructive ways to do this. Being present and aware is one of the best things parents can do to help prevent sibling abuse. But they also need to encourage positive interactions to replace the negative ones.
It is possible yes unless this is his natural personality. Talk to your father about his verbal abuse and your family members who may also of been affected by your fathers verbal abuse. You might find a lot of support there and someone who can have a word with your father to make him stop being so mean to you. Good luck.
no. it is your parents fault you should never think it's your fault.
of course but i don't think you get the pdf books you prefer.