Escape of the Abused

Abuse is one of the most despicable and destructive acts, but sometimes overlooked by being ignored, it is becoming one of the fastest growing crimes in today's society. In many cases, the most serious abuse that occurs is not always physical, but mental and spiritual abuse, and overlooked by society as a whole, how such an act is frustrated or destructive I can not understand it. Women, men, adults, children, and abused people live with fear of abusers' lives, but often they are beginning to feel that no one else believes. .

The theory of biology and psychology tries to explain how alcohol and drug abuse is based on individuals. Both of these ideas assume what we can do to get rid of their abuse: their abuse is genetic or genetic. Abuse can be attributed to biological or chemical tendencies, personality, or behavioral disorders. This interpretation also affects the treatment. We believe that this plan is targeted at individuals and abusers need to "fix it". These two perspectives are important for shaping our understanding of drug abuse, but these views do not explain the social or structural determinants of drug abuse. In the next section, we will look at how sociological perspectives deal with alcohol and drug abuse.

Abuse does not occur in vacuum. Healthy minds are not abused (do not need it). Abuse is caused by trauma and is a mental trauma of abuse. Whether it is externalization, burial, escape from anger or frustration - an abused mind is somehow managed to completely separate it and remove that damage, I have to run the risk of breaking. We have made an abusive society. We standardized, formalized, and abused on a daily basis. We are abused at work and have expectations for regulations, norms and our profession. We are just "human resources", exploited, assigned, exhausted. We are abused by this game and these industries capture our innocence and literally try to "target" our weaknesses. And now, as we are almost not saying anything, we are abused by the length of the arm through the wave of light, by people who will not encounter.

If you are a male, abused, or have escaped from a recently abusive relationship, please know that you are not alone. There are many people, there are many people like you, I feel that you are the only one who experienced such abuses. It is frightened, confused and it is okay to get injured. A person you love, caring about, trusting defeats this trust, turns away from you, hurt you. You do not have to be silent, there are agencies and people to take care of you, you can help, support and advice.