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    For many years many men and women have to go through the tragedy of being abused by the person they thought they loved. Abusive relationships damage the victim’s life psychically, mentally and emotionally leaving them unaware of when to walk away. In an abusive relationship abuse is used to maintain power and control. Although there are several factors that contribute for people to choose to stay in an abusive unhealthy relationship the number one reason people choose to stay in a relationship…

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    Domestic violence, also known as domestic abuse, can be defined as a systematic pattern of behavior entailing a person’s use of intimidating, violent, or other abusive tactics to gain control of another in a domestic relationship. These tactics include mental, sexual, physical, emotional, and even economic abuse. The frequency and severity of domestic violence can vary dramatically from one relationship to another; but, the goal of gaining and maintaining power and control over the other stays…

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    Cause Of Domestic Violence

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    The cause of domestic violence is mainly to gain control of the victim. Many spouses have control over the other but don’t always physically hurt them. But, domestic violence includes more than just physical violence, it includes emotional violence and neglect also. The posting on “Domestic Violence & Abuse” on Signs of Abuse & Abusive Relationships explains the importance of the causes of domestic violence and the other types of violence. Physical violence includes force that can cause harm.…

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    Domestic violence is an ever-present social ordeal in today’s society. According to the NCADV (National Coalition Against Domestic Violence), domestic violence “is the willful intimidation, physical assault, battery, sexual assault, and/or other abusive behavior as a part of a systematic pattern of power and control perpetrated by one initiate partner against another.” (National Coalition Against Domestic Violence, 2016)The organization’s explanation of abuse is a broad term and can take on a…

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    physically assaulted by their intimate partner within their lifetime. Domestic Violence is a major social problem and concern in the United States. Domestic violence occurs when one feels as if they are in control or has power over someone else through intimidation, often times including the use of threats or physical violence. Domestic violence has many different names, battering; relationship abuse, spousal abuse, family violence, and intimate partner violence are just a few common ones. In…

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    Hitting Home Clever title More than 3 million children witness domestic violence in their homes every year (“Domestic Violence: Statistics & Facts”). All children, whether they are a young child in preschool or a teenager in high school, face challenges when exposed to domestic violence. Seeing traumatizing events involving violence can affect their ability to do everyday tasks and can alter their success of their future. Children who are exposed to domestic violence are more at risk to be…

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    Overcoming Domestic Abuse Domestic abuse is one of the biggest problems that can come out of a relationship that some may not even hear about. When I first heard the word abuse, I thought it was just how someone physically treated someone. Most women who are stuck in an abusive relationship don 't realize what kind of resources are out there and available to help them get away and get a fresh start. When I was in need, I was not aware of these life-changing resources. When I was about nineteen…

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    Multiple men and women are not aware of domestic violence occurring around them; However, others are informed and have been through this situation. The act of violence in relationships is caused by several reasons that can have serious consequences. The major issue is that the majority of the victims are women. In addition, the world has viewed women as less valuable than men, meaning that females are the prey in a negative and downhill relationship. Knowing the factors that cause this problem…

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    Zora Neale Hurston is an author who tries her best to reflect what happen in her life through poems, short stories, and novels. Zora was one of the many Harlem Renaissance writers, even though her work didn’t get much recognition. Because they were not considered the norm of her time period. She was tired of seeing the same thing among different authors, so her literary work were meant to stand out from the rest.Sweat was a story of determination and oppression, with religion and strength as the…

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    Violence, Threat of Serious Violence and the Battered Woman Syndrome Women usually make a plea of provocation when they kill their abuser, i.e. their partner or husband due to a `slow burn’ reaction to continuous domestic abuse. However, as pointed out by Susan Edwards the requirement of immediate outrage automatically excludes battered women. This is because women, as they can be said to be weaker than men, tend to kill their abuser when he is intoxicated, asleep and unable to defend himself.…

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