Essay on need of self defence for students including karate kung fu
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Self Defence – The Unfortunate
Today, we have to live with the truth that children are often violated and abused because of their vulnerability and inability to fight back. Children between the ages of six to sixteen often do not know to react, or fight back when they are subjected to violence, which makes them easy targets for physical and sexual violence.
Facing violence at a young age, when children cannot fully comprehend what has happened to them, has severe psychosocial repercussions. Children grow up with serious mood disorders like depression, anxiety and paranoia. If left untreated, these disorders can take over a child’s entire life. Children also face serious problems in any future relationships; develop deeply rooted trust issues, and these issues, if left unaddressed carry well into their adult life. Worse, in many cases after facing abuse or inflicted trauma as a child, the same children grow up to be abusers themselves. Many children, due to trauma suffer cognitive damage, which implies that their brain ceases to function normally.
In a country like ours, where abuse and violence are more often than not, inflicted by close friends or family, many cases of child abuse go unreported. As children, we are taught to always respect our elders, sometimes even when the same elders are the ones constantly taking advantage of young innocence.
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Self Defence – The Unfortunate
Today, we have to live with the truth that children are often violated and abused because of their vulnerability and inability to fight back. Children between the ages of six to sixteen often do not know to react, or fight back when they are subjected to violence, which makes them easy targets for physical and sexual violence.
Facing violence at a young age, when children cannot fully comprehend what has happened to them, has severe psychosocial repercussions. Children grow up with serious mood disorders like depression, anxiety and paranoia. If left untreated, these disorders can take over a child’s entire life. Children also face serious problems in any future relationships; develop deeply rooted trust issues, and these issues, if left unaddressed carry well into their adult life. Worse, in many cases after facing abuse or inflicted trauma as a child, the same children grow up to be abusers themselves. Many children, due to trauma suffer cognitive damage, which implies that their brain ceases to function normally.
In a country like ours, where abuse and violence are more often than not, inflicted by close friends or family, many cases of child abuse go unreported. As children, we are taught to always respect our elders, sometimes even when the same elders are the ones constantly taking advantage of young innocence.
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