Physical & Emotional Abuse Support Group
Abuse is a general term for the treatment of someone that causes some kind of harm (to the abused person, to the abusers themselves, or to someone else) that is unlawful or wrongful. No one deserves abuse, period. Abuse can be emotional, physical, or sexual.
i moved out my mother's home because she was severely physically and emotionally abusive to me for seven years. i finally was able to leave with the help of my high school 5 years ago.
papers wer filed, and the case has been settled. but periodically, she and my sister argue. it got so bad that, at one point, my parents agreed that kayla could stay with me and my dad full time temporarily. after about 3 months, mom came to get kayla, and took directly to the juvenile justice center. she was planning to report my sister as a runaway. she tried to, but my sister told the lady that mom had abused me. the lady gave my sister her card. when they got in the car, mom ripped up the card. it is this behavior from my mother that seems all too familiar and terrifies me for my sister.
after years of applying to and being rejected by apartments, i have finally gotten my very first accessible apartment on my own. i'm in the proccess of moving out. i had always told kayla that i'd give her a key so she'd have a safe place to go when my mom drove her crazy. but my concern is that my mom or step father will get a hold of it. i do not want either of them having that kind of access to my home. so what do i do?
papers wer filed, and the case has been settled. but periodically, she and my sister argue. it got so bad that, at one point, my parents agreed that kayla could stay with me and my dad full time temporarily. after about 3 months, mom came to get kayla, and took directly to the juvenile justice center. she was planning to report my sister as a runaway. she tried to, but my sister told the lady that mom had abused me. the lady gave my sister her card. when they got in the car, mom ripped up the card. it is this behavior from my mother that seems all too familiar and terrifies me for my sister.
after years of applying to and being rejected by apartments, i have finally gotten my very first accessible apartment on my own. i'm in the proccess of moving out. i had always told kayla that i'd give her a key so she'd have a safe place to go when my mom drove her crazy. but my concern is that my mom or step father will get a hold of it. i do not want either of them having that kind of access to my home. so what do i do?
whom you trust completely,
with instructions it can only
be given to your sister and
no one else.