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Is my daughter being abused!?

I'm very conserned she has an verbally abusive father that unfortunatey still is living with us but he wouldn't ever hurt her he'd kill himself if he ever did, she was beaten up by this boy from her school 2 times and was molested by her uncle 2 years ago during the summer... I'm very worried what do you think is wrong? Shes been acting weird lately..

- oversleeps

-dosnt like getting outta bed

-is depressed

-she's 15

-she has no motivation and is constantly upset and feels suicidal and worthless

-she dosnt get up early an do her hair or makeup anymore and don't care about anything she where's the sneaker clothes everyday (there wash a lot!) it's warm out and she's wearing a north face and leggings shes very well covered up she dosnt like to show skin anymore dosnt change for gym or anything she has unexplained bruises all over her body and has discharge lately she now wets the bed and I think has nightmares she crys every night in her room ( I hear her when i go near the door before i go to bed.

-she's withdrawing from everyone

-she's always scared and looking around

-she's irritable

Complaints of stomach cramps

Increased anxiety and anxiety attacks

She can't focus on anything

Weight gain sore throut

Mood swings

Highly increased trust issues

Screaming during her sleep she's ushally fighting her pillow and screaming stop

Dosnt like being photographed she never talks anymore she scared of

Men spending lots time in shower

Sorry it's a lot of writing I'm

Just really worried could you just please take the time to read this and help me out on what you think is wrong please

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  • ?
    Lv 7
    9 years ago
    Favorite Answer

    you described psychological reaction to rape to smallest point...

    if she speak with you and more importantly - trust you, try to speak with her assure her that if anything happened, you are still her mother and still behind her, then suggest if any criminal act happen, that you should go to the police and let them handle the matter. if she refuses to go to the police, then:

    go with your daughter to psychiatrist/psychologist specialising in that matter and have her examined/interviewed without you being present.

    Source(s): experience, many years trauma experience, many years counselling experience, medical diploma over 40 years ago
  • ?
    Lv 4
    5 years ago

    First decrease out visitation with the mum. i could call the mum and tell her precisely why you're doing this. call infants and little ones, have her examined a a physician besides as communicate over with a counselor coach at those styles of behavioral issues. unravel this, get this toddler the help she desires if she has experienced something inappropriatee so as that she will advance in to a common little woman without unusual behaviors and emotions. AND press rates on the guy(s) if anybody has harmed her and don't provide up till the fullest quantity of the regulation is used on those man or woman(s).

  • 9 years ago

    You have to talk to her about that.

    She's most likely depressed from the past, and something for sure is happening now.

    Talk to her gently.

    Tell her how much you love her and she can tell you anything.

    And try to get her to tell you.

    Obviously somethings wrong, but yahoo can't answer what. You have to talk to her and to her abusive father, and figure out what is going on for your daughters sake.

    Goodluck. I really hope she's okay

  • Anonymous
    9 years ago

    I hate to say this but her problem seems to be her parents. If you are seeking answers here than you clearly haven't sought professional help for her. All of the things you've described are red flags. Instead of asking what is wrong you need to be looking at ways to make things right. If she is this troubled your husband being verbally abusive is no different than being physically. i will keep your family in my prayers.

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  • Anonymous
    9 years ago

    She is abused no question! Talk to her or she'll get even worse than she is, the poor girl is hurt!! She must feel like no one cares about her tell her that you sit down and talk to her!

  • 9 years ago

    I only read the first line !

    "verbally abusive father that unfortunatey still is living with us"

    um... yessss

  • 9 years ago

    I would sit down with her and talk to her and ask if anything else bad has happened

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