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Showing posts with label teen dating violence. Show all posts

Monday, April 13, 2009

TAKE MY WIFE: GROWING numbers of Brits are being drawn into the seedy world of wife swapping...


Shocking truth about swinging in Britain.

Nearly TWO MILLION UK couples are said to have tried swinging and another SIX MILLION say they would like to, according to a new survey..

Source: www.thesun.co.uk

Friday, September 26, 2008

Pregnant Teen Girls & Dating Violence


Studies have indicated that adolescent girls are often in abusive relationships at the time of their conceiving.

They have also reported that knowledge of their pregnancy has often intensified violent and controlling behaviours on part of their boyfriends. Women under age 18 are twice as likely to be beaten by their child's father than women over age 18.

A UK study found that 70% of women who gave birth in their teens had experienced adolescent domestic violence.

Similar results have been found in studies in the United States. A Washington study found 70% of teenage mothers had been beaten by their boyfriends, 51% had experienced attempts of birth control sabotage within the last year, and 21% experienced school or work sabotage.

In a study of 379 pregnant or parenting teens and 95 teenage girls without children, 62% of the girls aged 11-15 years and 56% of girls aged 16-19 years reported experiencing domestic violence at the hands of their partners. Moreover, 51% of the girls reported experiencing at least one instance where their boyfriend attempted to sabotage their efforts to use birth control.


Source: wikipedia

Tuesday, August 12, 2008

Teen Dating Violence: A Serious Look at the Numbers.



Teen dating violence is a pattern of controlling behavior by one teenager over another teenager who are in a dating relationship. The behavior includes, but is not limited to, physical abuse, emotional abuse and sexual abuse. The abuse happens in all kinds of relationships, including same sex/same gender relationships.

Although 40% of teenagers in the United States know somebody that is in an abusive relationship, most parents do not recognize Teen Dating Violence as a significant issue.

Forms of Abuse:

1.Physical abuse - hitting somebody or preventing them from leaving.
2.Emotional and verbal abuse - name calling, humiliation or attempts to undermine your self-esteem.
3.Sexual abuse - coerced or forced sex.
4.Threats - threatening retaliation or threatening to leave the relationship.
5.Isolation - not allowing partner to spend time with others in order to isolate them from friends and family.
6.Harassment - repeated phone calls, text messages or other forms of communication.

30% of all murdered teenage girls are murdered by a current or former partner.

Signs of an Abusive Relationship -

History of legal or discipline problems.
Blames you for his/her anger.
Serious drug or alcohol use.
History of violent behavior.
Threatens others regularly.
Insults you or calls you names.
Trouble controlling feelings like anger.
Tells you what to wear, what to do or how to act.
Threatens or intimidates you in order to get their way.
Prevents you from spending time with your friends or family. Source:



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