Abuse

No segment of society is exempt from spousal abuse 
religious, ethnic or social background makes little difference.

Domestic violence preys on the self-esteem of every family member involved, leading to feelings of powerlessness and failure.

Victims of domestic violence need to know that help and support are available.

Questions and Answers

  •  What would your recommendation be to a young wife and mother whose husband is extremely violent and frequently abuses her and their children?

    Answer
    She should get herself and her kids out of the home immediately. Abuse of spouses and children simply must not be tolerated. It's against the law, and the law must be enforced. No one has to live in an abusive environment today.
     
  •  What advice would you give parents who recognize a tendency within themselves to abuse their kids?

    Answer
    • Anyone who has ever abused a child -- or has ever felt himself or herself losing control during a spanking -- should not expose the child to that tragedy. Anyone who has a violent temper that at times becomes unmanageable should not use that approach.

    Anyone who secretly enjoys the administration of corporal punishment should not be the one to implement it.
     
Physical & Verbal Abuse

“I’ll never hit you again.” (Even if we say this a leopard cannot change its spots) “If you’d just do what I ask, I wouldn’t have to do this.” Maybe you’ve heard these words; maybe you’ve said them. Whichever side you’re on, physical and verbal abuse cause inexpressible

 damage. The bruises may fade, but the invisible scars last a lifetime. An abuser attacks your emotions, your sense of worth and often, your body. Long after physical scars heal and the argument ends, emotional wounds erode your self-worth. Abusers typically act out of an unchecked need for control, and the people they abuse become imprisoned by manipulation and domination — sometimes even believing they deserve this cruel behaviour. Fortunately, there is a way out of abusive patterns both for those addicted to control and those victimized by abuse. If you an abuser and need help, please go to your nearest prison, tell them of your issue and we are sure they will gladly assist you. Otherwise, just continue abusing those you "love" and care for.

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