Can a women issue be dealing with identity, sexuality and physical abuse from your parents....?

Answer 1

Of course. Abuse in any form creates many problems for both men and women, during the time of the abuse up to many many years after.

Answer 2

Yes of course. Your past follows you but it need not ruin or run the rest of your life. You can choose to not follow how you were raised and follow a better path. All forms of abuse first need to be addressed as unacceptable.
I am older though and I happen to think that there is a line between physical abuse and smacking a child .In today's society, parents can't even smack their children. All the kids know that if a parent touches them, they can call the police and Child Protection agencies move in.
The parents become afraid to lay a hand on their child and let the child run wild and do what they feel like doing.
The parent is always the parent and the child is always the child no matter what the age. They are not equal peers.
"Spare the rod and spoil the child". This doesn't mean you beat your children to death or harm them severely. If you love your child, you discipline them, because in the adult world , if you break the law you go to jail. It is consequences for the wrongdoing.
This is a wide topic and too lengthy to go into so much detail. Molestation or rape is never an excuse for anyone's behavior. This is another matter requiring immediate attention to the police.
By identity, I assume you are talking about sexual preference and/or the role model that you had. We identify in a positive way with positive role models.

Answer 3

Yes it can. They can be looked at individually or as a group when it comes to the issues women face. The relationship someone has with their parents can play a very big part in their identity and sexuality. Even more so if there is a question of physical abuse.

Answer 4

Any topic taken from a women's perspective if it shows how the topic affects women or how women deal with the topic.

You do know that not all women have been sexually or physically abused by their parents, right? I know this is an important topic but it has been so overdone. Why not take on something different like women and the primary elections coming up? Or women and running for public office?

Answer 5

Possibly true, but it all depends on the individual and how strong they are.
Many who are not treated right (not sexually abused) are more determined to succeed in this world. And they may choose to never allow themselves to be like the abusive parent.