Abused and Bullying

ABUSED & BULLYING

Lately, a lots of abused happen in our country. It can be happen anywhere and anyone. Abused can be defined as the systematic pattern of behaviors in a relationship that are used to gain and/or maintain power and control over another. It means abused is one of domestic violence. Abused can be categorized into 4 simple form which are physical, emotional, psychological, and sexual. There are example can be explained more detail each of different abused.

Physical: Hitting, pushing, biting, punching, choking...

Emotional: cursing swearing, attacks on self-esteem, blaming, criticizing your thoughts feelings….

Psychological: Threatening, throwing, smashing, breaking things, punching walls, hiding things, sabotaging your car.

Sexual: any non-consenting sexual act or behavior 

CHILD ABUSE COMMON ABUSED AMONG US

BABY ABUSE BY HER PARENTS MOST HAPPEN

I like to talk more about child abuse because lately more cases about this situation happen in our country. Adults are usually there to help and encourage kids, right? They take care of kids, help them learn how to do things, show them the right way to behave, and encourage the good things that kids do. Most adults treat kids well. I feel so angry because some adults hurt kids rather than help them. Another word for hurting someone is "abuse."

Child abuse can affect all kinds of kids, no matter where they live, how much money their families have, or who they live with. A kid can be abused by a parent, a stepparent, family member, a babysitter, teacher, coach, or a bigger kid.Child abuse can happen anywhere at home, school, childcare, or even in a church or other religious building.

 A kid who is being seriously hurt or harmed should tell a trusted adult right away. This can be hard because the abuser (the person who is hurting or harming someone) might have frightened the boy or girl into staying quiet. No matter what the abuser says, abuse is always wrong — and a kid can ask for and get help in a few different ways.

A kid who can't think of a trusted adult to tell, or is worried about upsetting a parent or making someone angry, can call a special telephone number called a helpline, such as 1-800-4-A-CHILD. This hotline is open 24 hours a day, every day of the year. Your call is private and the people who answer the phone are trained to help. They also have a website where you can get help: www.childhelp.org/pages/help-for-kids.

If you know someone else who you think might be being abused, you can help by telling your parent or another adult.