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US help for women:1-800-799-7233 http://www.thehotline.org/
US help for men 1-800-799-7233 http://www.thehotline.org/2014/07/22/men-can-be-victims-of-abuse-too/

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Physical abuse is when an abuser uses a physical force that hurts them, physical abuse is also a crime and there are people there to help people that are being abused such as the police, family, counselors, etc

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Sexual abuse is physical abuse. Any time that you are being forced to act unwanted sexual activity even with your partner.

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1. Abuse-When the abuser lashes out in anger and has violent acts.
2.Guilt-When the abuser feels bad about the consequences that could come not what they have done to the other person

3. Excuses- When the abuser tries to explain why they have done this and could be a string of excuses.
4.Normal behavior- When the abuser uses normal behavior to draw you back into the relationship

5. Fantasy and Planning- The abuser plans about how they will abuse you next and how to make you pay

6.Set up- How the abuser sets up how they will abuse you next

Abuse is a never-ending circle that is very bad and can not be broken unless one partner leaves the relationship

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1 in 14 children have been physically abused

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1. Ask if something is wrong it is better for you to act quickly rather than them coming to you.
2. Express concern, show the person that you are concerned don't blame them or judge them.
3. Listen to them they might take time to talk but it is better to wait and listen to pressure them to talk
4. Offer help if they don't take it fine but don't give advice
5. And lastly, agree with their decisions even if you don't agree

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Signs to tell someone is getting physically abused 

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Signs to tell someone is getting physically abused 

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-Seems afraid to satisfy their partner.
-Receives a lot of threatening calls from their partner all the time.
-Frequently have bruises or any other injuries.
-Frequently missing work or school
-Have very low self-confidence
-They are depressed, anxious, and suicidal.