What hurts more mental abuse or physical abuse

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MrMuchimi3 years ago

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Answer:

Both can cause Pain and Mysery

Explanation:

But it depends on the person. If you can handle being touched hurtfully then the 1st option. If not then the 2nd option.

Marizza181 [45]3 years ago

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Both can hurt but it can depend. But, I believe mental abuse hurts more than physical abuse. Because it takes a total toll on your mental health. Such as triggering memories or recalling traumas. It can even damage your self-esteem or develop a long-term mental health that can take years to recover. It hurts more in a way that affects your mind traumatically. For example: you broke your arm, but it can take weeks or even a month to recover. But if you were to suffer from depression that’s something that affects with our emotions traumatically and this hurts more in a way that physical cannot. I hope this helps

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