Violent Relationships

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RELATIONSHI RELATIONSHI PS:

By: Sierra Dawson

What is an abusive relationship? 

Threatening or hurting you



Harming your possessions or people important to you



Making you feel worthless about yourself



Fearing for your safety

Abusive Relationships are… 

Physical



Emotional/Verbal



Sexual



Unhealthy



Mixed Feelings

I love you, but I am afraid!

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Symptoms 

Past abusive relationships



Mood swings



Short temper



Weight loss



Stress

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Continued… 

Hair loss



Loss of appetite



Loss of friends

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Effects 

Sadness



Depression



Self-Blame



Anxiety



Mistrust of others



Death



Suicide



Guilty

Ways You Can Get Help? 

Talk to someone you trust (teacher, counselor, friend, etc.)



Call a crisis hotline



Call 911

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Building a Healthy Relationship  

Communicate Be in-control



Be selective



Trust your instincts

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As the years went on, more people are seen to be getting abused.

Who’s Affected? 

Men and Women



Infants and Children



Teens and Adults



Gays and Lesbians



EVERYONE CAN BE AFFECTD

Facts 

1 in 5 high school students report being physically and/or sexually abused



In 9 out of 10 rapes in which the offender is under 18, so is the victim



Females ages 16-24 are more vulnerable and at risk



Only 33% of teens in a violent relationship ever told anyone about the abuse.

Survey Question 1 

Someone harming your possessions or people important to you is abuse.

Age 14-18 5 - Agree

Age 19-39 2 - S.Agree 3 - Agree

Age 40 and up 5 - S.Agree

Nobody disagreed with the statement.

Survey Question 2 

People abuse others because they are unhappy with their selves or their own life.

Ages 14-18 2 - Agree 3 - S. Agree

Ages 19-39 4 - Agree 1 - S.Agree

Ages 40 and up 2 - Agree 3 - S.Agree

Nobody Disagreed with this statement as well.

Survey Question 3 

Victims don’t seek help because they are afraid of starting a new life and what the abuser may do.

Ages 14-18 5 - S.Agree

Ages 19-39 5- S.Agree

Ages 40 and up S.Agree

Everyone strongly agreed with this statement.

If You Know Someone in a Violent Relationship…

*If



Talk to them -never take too much on alone



Get them professional help -they cannot do it alone



Call a hotline for advice

you stay, things only get worse*

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