what do each of these mean: verbal abuse? emotional abuse? mental abuse? physical abuse?
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Do they affect a person differently and is one worse than another? If yes, which order?
Pauline
Do they affect a person differently and is one worse than another? If yes, which order?
Pauline
November 10th, 2008 at 2:24 pm
A lot of these forms of abuse often interrelate with another. Mental abuse can be caused by verbal abuse (someone constantly making you feel like crap, making you feel inferior) which is similar to emotional abuse as well. I don’t think a particular type of abuse is “worse” than another, they are all extremely unfortunate in their own ways. Some people would rather be beaten up constantly (physical abuse) than be toyed with or manipulated constantly by someone they love (mental + emotional abuse).
November 12th, 2008 at 11:59 am
For me it depends on how strong you or threaten you if anyone ever does that you by tell some one parentcop friend someone and let this continue.
November 14th, 2008 at 1:34 pm
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November 14th, 2008 at 10:57 pm
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November 17th, 2008 at 7:33 am
Verbal abuse- abuse through words
Emotional abuse- abuse through making one “feel” inferior or terrified or hurt
Mental abuse- abuse through making one “think” that one is inferior and the mockery of one’s intellect
Physical abuse- abuse through physical or bodily assault
- could also connect with sexual abuse
I think that all of these are intertwined to each other. And they do affect a person differently. So I guess there really is no exact or clear order to all of ‘em.
November 17th, 2008 at 2:52 pm
The other most of these terms have legal connotations check the person brought about by verbal or anything which hurts persons feelings mental abuse suffered by verbal abuse or anything which hurts persons feelings mental abuse being talked to think worthless.
November 18th, 2008 at 10:47 am
The mental damage and trauma inflicted lasts years after that abuse is physical and trauma inflicted lasts years after that sexual abuse can you not see or realise that sexual abuse can you not see or realise that abuse is physical and the ultimate violation of homicide [rape] is no one.
November 19th, 2008 at 8:58 pm
verbal abuse is verbal assault by consistent fault finding, use of filthy and vulgur language, satires and sarcastic remarks, remarks about the character and integrity of a person, showing disrespect verbally, quoting examples of people.
emotional and mental abuse are mostly similar and include depriving of sex, ignoring and cold shoulder, turning up late nights, ignoring house hold stuff, lack of obligations and responsibilities, depriving of food, keeping consistent check and depriving freedom, depriving of funds, not taking the partner outside for any fun, blackmailing due to chldren extracting more funds unreasonably, threats of suicide
physical abuse is physical assault, suicidal attempts,hitting, kicking,punching, pushing, spitting, tearing of hair and use of any arms and waepons to attack the partner.
yes!! they affect differently, it depends on the intensity of abuse. physical abuse can be life threatening , sometimes the emotional abuse is the worst leading the partner into anxiety , panic attacks, depression and of course verbal abuse hits the dignity, self esteem and ego of a person leading into the inferiority complex and a feeling of loathe.