Domestic violence and its effects

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What is family abuse?

Domestic abuse between an intimate partner and a husband and wife is when one person wants to control another. Domestic violence is carried out jointly by both men and women. Activists use fear, intimidation, humiliation, physical harm, and may threaten to use physical violence. Domestic abuse from

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Domestic violence occurs in all cultures, and religion is a variety of people in a variety of economic and ethnic contexts.

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Type of domestic violence:

• Physical violence


• Sexual abuse


• Emotional abuse


• Economic abuse or economic abuse


• Mental abuse

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 In physical violence, a man can hit his wife with a fist or kick her if she falls to the ground. If she is pregnant, he may kick her belly. Weapons are also used for physical abuse - sometimes he will beat her with a stick or shoot her with a gun. Otherwise he might use these weapons to threaten her.

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 Abusers of physical violence against intimate partners often also have sexual violence. So we can say that sexual abuse is related to physical violence. Sexual assault, sexual harassment and sexual exploitation are all sexual assaults.

Emotional abuse: from

 The abuser told the victims that they were worthless. Let the victims feel that there is no way to get rid of this relationship. Isolation from friends and family can also lead to emotional abuse.

Financial abuse: from

 If the abuser is better than another person, he will insult his partner and he feels embarrassed in the opposition case. In India, in many cases, if her financial situation is not good and she can't meet his requirements, will you find that his wife was beaten by her husband?

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 This happens when intimate partners come from different religions.

Reasons for domestic violence:

• Domestic violence may begin when one partner believes that it is necessary to control and dominate another partner.


• In the context of education and socio-economics, it is not as good as other partners.


• Because of low self-esteem, extreme embarrassment, adjustment of anger and other strong emotions, abusers may feel the need to control their partner


• Some men with very traditional beliefs may think that they have the right to control women, and women are not equal to men.


• Alcohol and other chemicals can cause violence

The impact of domestic violence:

• Physical, psychological and social domestic violence can affect women, men and their families.
  


• Victims of domestic violence may be excluded from friends, family and neighbors and lose their social support network


• Abused individuals live in fear and isolation, and they should always feel safe in their home.


• Child abuse and domestic violence often occur in the same family. Researchers have found that between 50% and 70% of men who regularly attack their wives often abuse their children.


• About 5 to 6 million children witness violence against their mothers each year.


• Domestic violence can lead to personal injury, psychological injury or neglect of children


• Those who participate in domestic violence are six times more likely to commit suicide.


• The proportion of female suicide attempts is 25%, which is provided by women in family relationships.

Who is the abuser of domestic violence?

• If a man is abusing a woman, he often has a very traditional view of the roles of men and women.


• The level of education is lower than that of an abused partner.


• Fear of being abandoned by partners.


• Have strict expectations of relationships


• Poor pulse control, low frustration tolerance


• It is possessive, jealous and controlling their partner.


• Blame their partners for their own abuse.


• Use the child to exert power on the partner

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