how domestic violence is created and how its stopped
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Domestic violence is created due to discrimination and dowry related problems.It can be stopped by taking instant actions by the women who is being tortured and taking stand for herself . Domestic violence should not be treated and tolerated .
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October is Domestic Violence Awareness Month, and with domestic violence on the rise, it is an important time to face this difficult issue. This year, the nationwide Mary Kay Truth About Abuse Survey showed that "8 out of 10 domestic violence shelters nationwide reported an increase in women seeking help." The economy has had an effect. Not only is demand up while "funding, services and prevention efforts are down," but the survey went on to report that "74% of women stayed with an abuser longer for economic reasons, [and] 58% of shelters reported that the abuse is more violent now than before the economic downturn."
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While financial factors contribute to the problem, the causes of domestic violence involve psychological issues that we must deal with in order to stop the cycle of abuse. There are two emotional dynamics that contribute greatly to domestic violence. One involves a destructive thought process (or "critical inner voice") that abusers experience both toward themselves and their partners, thoughts like "You're not a man if you don't control her" or "She is making a fool out of you." The other factor involves a harmful illusion of connection between a couple, what my father, psychologist Robert Firestone, has referred to as a "fantasy bond." This dynamic feeds into a sense that another person can make you whole and is responsible for your happiness. These two dangerous belief systems set up an environment for abuse.
While women are more likely to experience domestic violence, forms of abuse occur b
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While financial factors contribute to the problem, the causes of domestic violence involve psychological issues that we must deal with in order to stop the cycle of abuse. There are two emotional dynamics that contribute greatly to domestic violence. One involves a destructive thought process (or "critical inner voice") that abusers experience both toward themselves and their partners, thoughts like "You're not a man if you don't control her" or "She is making a fool out of you." The other factor involves a harmful illusion of connection between a couple, what my father, psychologist Robert Firestone, has referred to as a "fantasy bond." This dynamic feeds into a sense that another person can make you whole and is responsible for your happiness. These two dangerous belief systems set up an environment for abuse.
While women are more likely to experience domestic violence, forms of abuse occur b
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