Anger in The Victims

Author: Sharon Olds, anger "revealed the victim's victim" revealed the dark side of a social influential divorce, and several families found it to cope with difficulties. In the upper part of 'Victim', it sounds like the child is talking about parent divorce. The lecturer expressed anger to his father. "We are very happy when my mother divorced you." (Line 1) "We" may be some children and their mother. They seem to have lived an unfortunate life with their fathers.

Research on victim's trauma shows how women react by refusing treatment or emotional withdrawal. Their behavior is merely a living form. In some cases, emotions such as sympathy victims, praise for them, and even affection for their victims are positive (Stuart von Wormer & Bartollas, 2011). The emotional connection with this form of abuser / victim is known as Stockholm syndrome (Stockholm Syndrome, 2011).

For most people, anger is a difficult emotion. Culturally, we do not encourage expressing anger to them, in most cases they are expelled rather than targeted. The anger of the victims against their criminals is not just rational. They may also be angry with the reactions of the other people they disclose. The experience of sexual assault has a direct influence on the sexual confidence and interests of the victim. They are experiencing sexual expression on aggression, hostility, ridicule, arrogance, power, domination, insensitivity, apathy. It is often difficult to publish these related ideas and feel comfortable enough to rebuild or start a sexual relationship. It is important for the victim's partner to understand that the victim needs to allow sexual activity and hence the person who started it. The secret of long-term recovery is that the victims are not pressured and become intimate.