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I had a friend in high school whose father mentally and physically abused her. It was so sad. I tried telling her that she needed to tell someone about it but she lived with her father and did not want to be taken away from him. Her mother died when she was younger and she had no other family to go to. She endured the name calling and the slaps across the face all through high school and finally when she turned 18, she left her home and moved out. She rarely sees her father now. She has not forgiven him for what he had done to her in the past. I can't say that I blame her. She is very untrusting when it comes to men and does not like to get close to anyone. She has tried counseling but even that hasn't helped her either. Comment #1 Poochie from the pound - I had a friend from the time I was 4. She and her sister were beat by her mother. This was not their real mother. The two girls were beat by their adoptive mother. Now she doesn't speak to her adoptive mother. She was very controlling and abusive. Back then, no one turned it in. Today, CPS would be called in the blink of an eye. Comment #2 Milly from The Midwest - I just can't understand how someone could physically harm a child. They are so innocent. Yes my DD has gotten my pretty upset at times, but never could I hit her. Comment #3 mark from marky mark land, canada - Yeah, it's really sad how parents would abuse their own children :( My mom is manic depressive [bipolar] and at one point she was SO out of control for a couple years. During that time she would flip out at times and hit my sister and I. Or scream at us and say things about killing us along with herself.
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