She was rejected, exposed, and abused to the point where it was a norm. One of her ex boyfriends openly admitted that he rejected her and called her names in public. It must have been humiliating when even your significant other is ashamed to be close to you, even after your family casts you away. These types of episodes can surely have a psychological effect on anyone, including Aileen.
Precious has been abused by her parents in many capacities for most of her life. She is raped by her father, hit, told she is stupid and worthless, sexually abused by her mother, as well as forced to endure a whole host of other abuses. She appears to possibly be suffering from Post Traumatic Stress Disorder due to the major traumas faced throughout her life. Both of her children have been fathered by her own biological father, who no longer lives with the family. Despite all of the struggles that she faces, Precious is incredibly resilient and strong.
On the way up, the pressure of stardom nearly destroyed her. "To cope with life in the music business, I had to get wasted all the time," she admits. But her music spoke to the streets. She brought the rawness of classic soul into the hip-hop era. Andre says: "We took her pain and put it on a platform to be the communicator for all that generation of women who grew up in the Eighties in a single parent decade, with crack being the main drug - which took whole households out."
“I can’t believe the number of boys who think it’s acceptable to take so relentlessly without giving anything back. My daughter has almost twenty of these damn green lipstick tubes and no rainbows of her own to show for it!” The problem in these situations is the futility of pointing out that her daughter is only sixteen years old and shouldn’t be sucking dick in the back of a bus – or anywhere for that matter – for at least another seven, maybe eight, years. That’s old-school to women like Sophie Johnson and there are plenty of women exactly like Sophie Johnson. “Sophie,” I started gently, “you know I can’t advocate oral sex in any capacity. I can’t punish a boy more harshly for not returning the favor than the girl who gave it.
I can remember most of my early childhood being an infinite stretch of loneliness and a great sense of grief. That woman forced me through daily pains that no one should have to endure – I remember school being on par with hell, each day I was bullied and teased because I was forced to wear cheap, awkward clothes that didn’t fit. Her aim was to keep me humiliated, make me meek and be low maintenance. My time with her was an endless nightmare. I eventually got away.
Including losing his father at a young age, he was molested by an uncle at age 3 and has been beaten by my ex-boyfriend. He is very confused, sad, scared, lonesome, depressed, and angry. I have taken him to a psychiatrist and they diagnosed him with post-traumatic stress disorder and depression. My son’s behavior is getting too much for me to handle. He has been suspended from school multiple times this school year, he is currently failing all of his classes, and he is having problems at home, as well.
Shockingly we find that at just fourteen years old John is verbally and physically abusive to everyone in the house especially Jane. Up until this point it seems Jane has habitually taken this abuse from not only the Reed family but from the help as well them however now it seems as though Jane has reached her boiling point. After causing Jane to shed blood she strikes him and whatever she does seems to hurt him. At the end of the chapter she is shunned into a part of the house known as the red
Malcolm X's life has been filled with racism, with him always being the victim, always being harassed by white supremacists. Even before he was born, KKK has been troubling his family. They have been constantly attacked verbally and physically, which eventually led to the murder of his father. The degradation of Malcolm's family soon followed, with her mom developing a mental illness, which forced Malcolm and his siblings to move out and live with other families. These series of events provided the initial rage that Malcolm had towards white people which would continually build up unconsciously within him.
At the age of five years old my parents were drug addicts and always fighting and arguing so they never could agree to be together for me. My father left my mom for someone else. At the age of seven years old I was forced to move with my auntie because my mother was not able to care for me anymore. Her addiction had taken over. I would see her all the time but it was so hard because I was so young experiences it.
All characters of the drama ‘The almsgiving’ are victimized in some way Do you agree? I agree with above statement. Family members of the almsgiving drama are victimized. They were disappointed in different ways. I have described below in this incident.