Daughters In Danger
by virayvibe on May.04, 2009, under Living, Women
As you recall, his own youth, separation of parents is important and healthy part of the maturation. All good and beautiful. But the question is: How are your girls away from you, who are they exactly the path of? And more importantly, are people who, somewhere that you want to go?
For various social and biological reasons, a higher risk for girls to attain a status of victims boys. They often avoid conflicts “pleasers” and are generally more confident and maintenance in nature, in potentially dangerous situations. Add in the physical education of boys, but also a lack of experience and can still be a disaster to happen. And it happens every day of the year, in every city in America, in each EU country. Let us break this into two questions: “the risk of others” and “risk of itself.”
Risk, other
For girls (and also for women), first, “the risk to others” is an abusive romantic relationship. This abuse can take many forms: verbal, emotional, physical, sexual and even. As if this is your daughter would not be sufficiently serious, there is an element that is even worse, chances are when it occurs, it is not you who is the wall action. Indeed, the opportunities they have to do everything in its power to stop you all.
The reasons girls (and women) “stay” in spite of this treatment are complex and far-reaching. But in basic terms, once its “feeling of love” and another person, that person then in possession of a position of power in their lives. And with raging hormones, girls are often more in love as they think. Thus, they stay because they love, and rationalization of abuse: it is not so bad. . . My friends are even worse. . . It is really my fault. . . Quotas are you think that it happens, your daughter. Remember what all parents feel.
What can we do? To begin, remember the saying: an ounce of prevention is worth a pound of cure. The best of a bad situation, this is not done, to get started. If your daughter to a boy, you have interest in him. Do not make him a foreigner. Make sure the house. Ask him about himself and his family. Humanize him, and he had no choice but to Humanize you – and your daughter. See what you well informed about these boys – and then follow.
But let us say it is too late. Let’s say your daughter is someone to see and the surface, everything seems in order. How can you say that it is not? This is simply part of the physical signs. If your daughter seems consistent disrupt or exceptionally quiet, these are warning signs. If you notice the blue is more of an alarm, that the evidence. You really have zero tolerance for them. Do not be surprised if she said, while in the distance – they were a goal or a basketball in school, or have been in a ladder, etc, etc, etc.. In any case, you can say. Ask their specificities. Where is he? What happened? Who was he? You want cookies. And if you do them, call and ask. In absence of witnesses to call, it tells her story again and again to see if the changes at all. This is how the police to identify the responsibility. It is for you.
All of this is happening, it is essential not to get away from your daughter. She does not want to “abandon” his friend. Stay calm, you love them and this is not the punishment of boys. The fact that both need help and it is in order. . . They receive. You just need to know the truth. Quotas, you get it!
Risk itself
While it is easier to believe that the greatest risk to our daughters would be external, more insidious, the internal risks, those of our girls. During adolescence May insane video player, remember, it can do the same for – literally. Chemical imbalances, Peer pressure, body-image, school problems, youth problems, hormones – that can lead to self-destructive behavior. These include (but are not limited to):
* Beverages
* Smoking cannabis
* “Hard” drugs such as amphetamines, cocaine, ecstasy, opiates, methamphetamine, and misuse of correspondence meds
* Smoking
* Inhalanzien for “huffing” (Think “sniffing glue”)
Note that if you have abuse in your family, your children are at higher risk.
Even after the warning signs. They can also be irregular (more erratic than usual, too) behavior, which represents a drop in grades, loss of appetite, weight loss, a change of friends, and more / less sleep. Keep your objects, how the drugs, it could be very good for you. Lack of money is another sign, because drugs and alcohol are expensive and the performance has never been to them!
Regardless of the challenges your daughter (and) Remember that for more closely than ever. Have they not responsible for what they are in. As you with them in the face of difficulty could be an impact on your relationship with them for the rest of your life. Although it is hard, try to forget the little girl cried for you. It is always still available only in another way, and love (and a little patience), you can find a way to do it all again. Just like old times. Yes, it is more difficult for a skin of the knee. But processed together, while you and together you can do now.
© Copyright 2009 Joanne Kimes and RJ Colleary Rebecca Rutledge, PhD, Young Writers Suck: What to do in case of missing curfews, SMS, and “Mom, I can the keys?” You miserable
Author Bios Suck for Youth: What to do in case of missing curfews, SMS, and “Mom, I can the keys?” You miserable
Joanne Kimes has written for a number of children and television comedy shows. This is his eleventh book Sucks. She lives in Studio City, CA.
RJ Colleary at Emerson College and moved to LA, writer for shows such as the Bell, Golden Girls, and Benson. He teaches writing students to Chapman University and works as a playwright. He has two teenagers and one is currently living at home, Sherman Oaks, CA.
Rebecca Rutledge, PhD, is a clinical psychologist specializing in family therapy and individual therapy for children and adolescents. She writes, among others, the columns of your health, Memphis Women’s Journal and the Sunday Times Shelby, and lives in Memphis, TN.
