Search Results: emotional abuse in children

Allow me to elaborate: My auntie was previously my guardian, which she is not anymore, as my brother is taking me in, due to her terribly wretched personality, emotional abuse, and verbal abuse. Although my life has already been handed over to Deklen (my brother) less than a week ago, my auntie thought it would be okay to pick up my mobile, message my mates on FB Messenger very... cruel... things, block my uncle from my Facebook, block my best friend from my Facebook, etc., then post statuses as if she were me.

Not only that, but she also changed the passcode, and I had to have my brother get the code from her, which she wouldn't pipe out for a good day or two.

Note that I have selective mutism, and I do not speak around her, nor am I rarely ever around her. I do everything she says. I never once went against her. She still insists that she goes through my messages everyday, even though she is no longer my parental unit/legal guardian.

Does she have a right to do this? PS: I'm almost 16, if that helps validate anything. Do I have a right to be angry?

This goes both ways.

Have you ever been in an abusive relationship? Were you the abusee or the abuser?

This goes for the men out there too. Have you ever abused a girlfriend/spouse or had your girlfriend/spouse abuse you?

For the purpose of this survey, abuse is defined as physically beating and or physically injuring your significant other with the intent to subdue or cause harm.

Examples include hitting, punching, kicking, stabbing, attack with a deadly weapon, etc.

Sexual, verbal, emotional, and mental violence in not included in this particular survey.

Additionally, this is strictly questioning romantic relationships. Abuse experienced between parent/child or friend/friend are not to be counted for this particular survey.