My mother beats me when shes drunk

Question

My mother beats me when shes drunk

Answer 1

Call for help.

Answer 2

Have You Told Her Wen She's Sober that she beats you?? does she kno?? i  mean u cant let her get away wit it. wen ppl are drunk they let out their inner feeling so ur mum has to be depressed or angry enough to take it all out on you. i wud tell her and if she dnt stop call up a family member or sumwun u can TRUST an ask them wat to to. . .  

Answer 3

call for help.

she has a disease. she needs help.

she needs to be woke up and sobered up.

i would call the police, cps, youth pastor, anyone to make them aware. you have to protect yourself. even if that means that your mother will get in trouble. do not let her do that to you.

Answer 4

How old are you? If you're under 18 you need to report this to someone, a teacher a friend, a friend's parents, someone you can confide in. Or even Social Services. If you're 18 and older try getting out of there or get your own place. Get your mom some professional help like AA. She needs to get help because she can hurt you or even kill you one day. Abuse doesn't get better without any help. It just gets worst until some one dies.

I pray that you take my advice and try and get some help.

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Answer 5

provide more info and we can help you if u cant then ring Childline or the samaritans

Answer 6

hey ok i know that it is hard to be in this situation and harder to ask for help.  but you need to talk to someone in your family.  it does not matter if  she is drunk or sober when she is hitting you it is still abuse.  You need to put yourself first and talk to someone.  have you tried to talk to your mom?  If you talk to your mom have maybe grandma ot aunt or uncle there with you.

Answer 7

& you still didnt say anythink to anyone?

big mistake

SHE needs help & you need love

Answer 8

Whoa. I'd run away. Get her some counseling or a therapist?

Answer 9

omgggg

call the cops

neverrrrr everrrrrrr let that happen again

run awayyyy

omgggg

saddddddddd  

Answer 10

She has no right to treat you that way.  I would report her.  Call DYFS, tell an adult you can trust, or call the police.

Answer 11

If you are being serious, call Child Protective Services or tell a guidance counselor at school.

Answer 12

Really sorry to hear about this.

Immediately i think you should call social services or tell someone you feel comfortable with, as they can help you and maybe stop your mum from drinking.

I can't tell you much more to do apart from tell her what she's doing when she's drunk try to tell her when she's in a sober state, if you have any family near by why not stay with them

Feel free to message me as I really want to help.

xx

Answer 13

So beat her back, or go to the authorities. Either way you've got to deal with it before it gets worse.  

Answer 14

wait for her to get really drunk then beat her back

Answer 15

call Child Protective Services

Answer 16

yes and whats the question?

im sorry. =[

call the police

Answer 17

Hide the whiskey

Answer 18

I would call the police next time.

Answer 19

Dont play with her then when shes drunk.

Answer 20

It sounds like you've got a lot to deal with. =(

While she's not drunk, sit her down and tell her how you feel about what happens when she's drunk, and tell her that if she can't stop beating you, you'll have no choice but to leave, cos you're really scared that she's not only going to hurt you, but she might get in trouble, or even hurt herself. Make sure she fully understands what she's putting you through and make it clear in the easiest way possible that you can't take anymore, it's make or break. Good Luck, and hope this helps you. =( x

Answer 21

Next time she does that, try and use your phone/camera to record it, then report her the child welfare!

Answer 22

if its serious,i think u shud contact ur relatives or sumone close