Child abuse affects children differently in their teens. While many adolescents have become outcasts, others have become delinquents. The outcasts feel as if society does not accept them for who they are because of judgment. The adolescents are insecure about themselves and they believe their actions or behavior is a problem in the society. Parents gave their children discouragement and a negative state-of-mind. They believe that cursing and violent beatings can improve positive behavior, but it does not. The adolescents will degrade and harm others because their parents did not teach them compassion and respect. Failure and humiliation of others give troubled teens confidence. Similar to their parents, the adolescents would rather watch successful people fail. For example, girls would often gossip and curse individuals, while boys would fight and curse. Adolescents who are victims of child abuse would more likely behave like their parents or develop awful habits. They would become drug addicts, alcoholics, or criminals. Based on their parents’ negative influence, the troubled teens would also abuse their own children in their adulthood. The adolescents do not have a positive role model who can remove the evil within their hearts. They live a stressful home life and they make up for it through harming others. One can imply that they lack sympathy for others. If the troubled teens took a glimpse of an abused individual who have committed suicide over his or her parents’
Child abuse affects children differently in their teens. While many adolescents have become outcasts, others have become delinquents. The outcasts feel as if society does not accept them for who they are because of judgment. The adolescents are insecure about themselves and they believe their actions or behavior is a problem in the society. Parents gave their children discouragement and a negative state-of-mind. They believe that cursing and violent beatings can improve positive behavior, but it does not. The adolescents will degrade and harm others because their parents did not teach them compassion and respect. Failure and humiliation of others give troubled teens confidence. Similar to their parents, the adolescents would rather watch successful people fail. For example, girls would often gossip and curse individuals, while boys would fight and curse. Adolescents who are victims of child abuse would more likely behave like their parents or develop awful habits. They would become drug addicts, alcoholics, or criminals. Based on their parents’ negative influence, the troubled teens would also abuse their own children in their adulthood. The adolescents do not have a positive role model who can remove the evil within their hearts. They live a stressful home life and they make up for it through harming others. One can imply that they lack sympathy for others. If the troubled teens took a glimpse of an abused individual who have committed suicide over his or her parents’