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abuse is when you use languages that can harm someone or anything.
. There are so many abuse but when you talk about God this is not abuse only when you apose upon someone faith and religious

2007-02-27 00:34:43 · 4 answers · asked by joycegoodas 1 in Computers & Internet Internet

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Abuse is the improper use of power by one person to the detriment of another.


It can occur:
in homes as child abuse or domestic violence,
in workplaces as sexual or racial harassment,
in church organizations as manipulative power plays
and in governments as arrogant disregard for the needs
of disadvantaged persons in the community.


There are many forms of abuse:


SIX RECOGNIZED FORMS OF ABUSE

1. PHYSICAL VIOLENCE
striking, punching,
pushing, shoving,
throwing objects, smashing precious collections.


2. SEXUAL VIOLENCE
forcing hurting,
forcing unwanted forms of sex,
rape


3. VERBAL VIOLENCE
shouting, rage, put downs,
comparisons with previous spouse


4. SOCIAL VIOLENCE
isolation from friends, confining to house, smothering, constant telephoning to check up on another


5. ECONOMIC VIOLENCE
keeping a spouse poor so spouse has to ask for essentials keeping total control of finances


6. SPIRITUAL ABUSE
selective use of scriptures
e.g. "Wives be submissive to your husbands"
without regard to it's context, namely,
"Submit yourselves to one another" and
"husbands love your wives…"


These different forms of abuse frequently occur together and they are often hidden within the family. I have had experience with a charismatic Christian who abused his wife and daughter in almost every one of the above ways and seemed to be able to justify it to himself as his God given duty as head of the house!


HELPING RESOURCES


Facilities for caring for the victims of abuse are becoming prolific, but there are also helping agencies available to help offenders change their aggressive behaviours.

If you would like to talk confidentially about abuse in your own life, feel free to access the net-counselling service.

For a better understanding of the impact of child abuse
visit Melissa's Nest. Melissa speaks of her experiences of child abuse and it's effect on her life today including her "multiple" existence.

For a HUGE compilation of resources (internet & phone) for survivors of child abuse, arranged systematicly by State in Australia, visit AngelKid's Rainbow Connection site

2007-02-27 00:38:40 · answer #1 · answered by Anonymous · 0 0

Abuse would be posting a pseudo-religious musing in a category called "Computers & Internet > Internet".

2007-02-27 00:47:17 · answer #2 · answered by Anonymous · 0 0

r u asking foe its meaning???

TRANSITIVE VERB:
a·bused , a·bus·ing , a·bus·es
To use wrongly or improperly; misuse: abuse alcohol; abuse a privilege.
To hurt or injure by maltreatment; ill-use.
To force sexual activity on; rape or molest.
To assail with contemptuous, coarse, or insulting words; revile.
Obsolete To deceive or trick.
NOUN:
(-bys)
Improper use or handling; misuse: abuse of authority; drug abuse.
Physical maltreatment: spousal abuse.
Sexual abuse.
An unjust or wrongful practice: a government that commits abuses against its citizens.
Insulting or coarse language: verbal abuse.

IDIOM:
abuse oneself Vulgar
To masturbate.

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ETYMOLOGY:
Middle English abusen, from Old French abuser, from abus, improper use, from Latin absus, past participle of abt, to misuse : ab-, away ; see ab- 1 + t, to use

OTHER FORMS:
a·buser (Noun)

SYNONYMS:
abuse , misuse , mistreat , ill-treat , maltreat

These verbs mean to treat wrongfully or harmfully. Abuse applies to injurious or improper treatment: "We abuse land because we regard it as a commodity belonging to us" (Aldo Leopold). Misuse stresses incorrect or unknowledgeable handling: "How often misused words generate misleading thoughts" (Herbert Spencer). Mistreat, ill-treat, and maltreat all share the sense of inflicting injury, often intentionally: "I had seen many more patients die from being mistreated for consumption than from consumption itself" (Earl of Lytton). The army had orders not to ill-treat the prisoners. "When we misuse [a language other than our native language], we are in fact trying to reduce its element of foreignness. We let ourselves maltreat it as though it naturally belonged to us" (Manchester Guardian Weekly).

2007-02-27 00:40:05 · answer #3 · answered by tang 4 · 0 0

someone feels you **** as a kid as happens to a lot of kids. but if that kid is a wimp he it will upset him. this happened to me more than once but so what. I laughed in of as any aware kid would. its part of growing up.

2014-12-06 12:30:08 · answer #4 · answered by John G 1 · 0 1

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