Long Term Child Abuse

There’s a child that lives, tucked away somewhere, in every adult. Our inner child is what often rules our feelings, emotions, response to feelings and emotions, and many of our behaviors. Most of us believe that we hide this child from the world. For example: we get our test results back and it’s an A, we want to jump up and down with excitement right then and there but we don’t. Why? Because, that would be, looked at by others as childish, so we wait until we get home. I would hope for most this child would know joy, happiness, excitement, exploration, self-worth, hope, and love. For the adult child of physical abuse, it doesn’t. This child knows pain, fear, sadness, self-worthlessness, anger (I think rage is a better fit), rejection, denial, and hopelessness. This adult’s behaviors react in life to all those feelings that are buried deep within from their childhood.

What I was looking for in this research is exactly what some of these feelings are, and how adults of childhood physical abuse react or behave because of those feelings. I tried to separate physical and emotional abuse. I don’t believe that physical abuse can stand, alo

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Approximate Word count = 1914
Approximate Pages = 8 (250 words per page double spaced)