Abusive relationship!  Presented by: Mariah Whitmarsh.

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Abusive relationship!  Presented by: Mariah Whitmarsh

Thesis statement! Being in a abusive relationship is very wrong because it hurts the abused physically and emotionally, it can also affect the abuser's personally, and it can harm others, such as the children, involved in the abusive relationship.

Who it can affect? Your family Your friends Yourself People around you

Why would people abuse others? Alcohol Drugs Stress Disorders Lost of a love one

Percent's of abusive relationships! 324,000 women each year experience intimate partner violence during their pregnancy Three in four women (76%) who reported they had been raped and/or physically assaulted since age 18 said that a current or former husband, cohabiting partner, or date committed the assault

Domestic violence relationship you can get beat more frequently. Things would get more difficult to hide such as bruises or cuts. End result could be death.

Get out!!! Clinics Ask for help Call cops Rehabs