The Impacts Of Domestic Violence[1]
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Domestic violence has many negative impacts on marriages, partnerships and families. It can cause long-term psychological distress like post-traumatic stress disorder in victims and witnesses. It hinders work performance and financial stability. Children exposed to domestic violence experience emotional trauma and often perpetuate the cycle of abuse. Breaking the cycle requires a focus on healthy relationships, effective communication, and addressing the impacts of domestic violence across generations.
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Sexual harassment is a case where unwelcome erotic advances, demands for sexual favoritisms, or other spoken and bodily conduct that is forcible or generates an intimidating work or education atmosphere. Though most sexual abuses occur as rape others can be non-conduct. It can be marital, statutory, acquaintance, stranger, anger/ unpremeditated. In some cases it can be violent rape happening in form of savage attack prompted by feelings of hatred and resentment. Hence sexual gratification has little to do with it. Revenge towards women- victim by a stranger is indicated in the United States department of as averagely two hundred and ninety-three thousand and sixty-six individuals who are of ages twelve or more face sexual exploitation annually (2013). The office for victims service (2015) indicate that the sexual exploitation victims can help the victim by avoiding blaming them for the occurrence, helping them cope with trauma and lawfully dealing with the aggressors (Straussner, et.el.,2005). Sexual abuse may occur as rape, which is known as the having sexual contact short of the accord of the male/female and prompted by force, compulsion, terrorization or trickery as to the nature of the performance. In this essay, there is the focus on sexual abuse but with more analysis on drug addiction relationship.
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Another case is Rohypnol where a rapist takes the tranquilizer flunitrazepam; hence, it subdues the restlessness and pain reception in the brain. Additionally, Gamma Hydroxybutyrate/ liquid ecstasy incapacitates a possible rape casualty and leads to sleepiness, amplified sex motivation, memory loss, phantasm, headache, and forfeiture of muscle impulses, nausea, sickness, difficulty breathing, annexations, catalepsy, coma, and even death. Another substance is, Ketaamine/Special K, a surgical drug often used by aggressors on target victims ten to twenty minutes and as much as forty-eight hours. It increases the pulse rate, blood density, and oxygen ingestion as well as illusions, memory loss, abstraction, emotionlessness, paralysis, and body disjunction which allow rape (LeBeau & Mozayani , 2001). Furthermore, alcohol and acquaintance rape happen as a result of rape victims having experienced rape trauma syndrome. With alcohol, males’ psychosomatic anticipations of alcohol’s effects are hostility, power, and sexual desire. Also, male’s misunderstandings of sexual intent are likely to be higher when they are drunk (LeBeau, & Mozayani 2001). Many women are stereotyped as prostitutes, loose and become sexually active hence attracting rape since they respond positively to sexual adva.
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