Move out! Added: (In the U.S.) Regardless of what state he lives in, at 18 he is legally considered to be an adult and, unless he is mentally or physically challenged and his parents have been awarded his guardianship, he can take control of his own life and move away from his parent's home if he chooses.
Avoid them. A person who harms you, either emotionally or physically, is no friend.
she should call the police and have the abusers arrested!!! (EDIT BY Donnie-Darko) and yes. if there is certaintity of the abuse, she can legally stay at a trusted friend/relatives home. ONLY if there is proof of the abuse.
Your friend may be very depressed and need additional care and you do know what goes on with your friend while home. If you are a minor then discuss it with your parents and see if they will question your friend's parents out of concern. If you are not a minor and neither is your friend and a judge has not deemed this person mentally unstable you can get legal advice and possibly fight it in court.
Yes. As long as they're being abusive.
You can always apologize to a friend you did wrong. Apologizing and explaining why you did is how you can get back a friend.
She thinks of you as a friend but not a lover. This is a polite let down to let you know that you are not either their "type" or they do not find you attractive, mentally or physically or both. They still want to be friends but don't want to hurt your feelings.
Physcology works in a part that role plays through society both physically and mentally. This is a mere speck of behaviour, it he shows his compasion in person and not just through devices, the chances are he does like you more than a friend. But the real question is "do you like him more than a firend?" answer that and there can be lots of possibilities.
If the child's parents consent to the friend's parents to be appointed the legal guardians. The friend's parents would need to consent and then be appointed by the court.
Convince them that she's a good friend of yours and have her parents talk to your parents.
well does your boyfriend abuse you? jw.. but you kinda should hope he would change in counseling. and of this doesnt help you need a close friend to talk to you about this:)
If the friend of your's is a bastard to you then he/she isn't a friend. A true friend, or a friend period, is not a bastard to his/her friends, period. Just confront him or her and say either you can respect me or we do not need to be friends. You do not need them but they need you more probably than you think. If you let that friend mistreat you and act abusive to you mentally, physically, or emotionally, it will only get worse for you. And even if you don't notice it it will affect you in more ways than one. Your friend should respect you, or they are not classified really as a friend. Tell them that. You don't need this person for your friend. There are way too many people out there to befriend. Good luck with the confronting your friend.
I believe the Parents insurance go up!