verbal abuse

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after 8 years i just moved inwith my mom. we fight every day and she has acted like shes gonna hit me. she tells me im useless and i sit on my lazy ass all day and she tells me m6 dad doesnt give a ******** about me and when i ask her to stop she tells me she doesnt give a ******** sh3s the pqrent and im the kid. she makes me doeverything in the house. cps just showed up at the door and i dont kn9w if i should tell them because all my fam wouod hate me if i did but then i could help myself but my liittle sister ge5s treated better then i do but we both have been taken away and i was adopted by ome rich family but moved back because i felt bad but now the rich famil wont take me back should i tell cps?

[ccsmod14]

Hi,

Thank you for reaching out to the National Runaway Safeline. NRS is sorry to hear about your experience at home and NRS is here to help. You are brave to come forth and talk about your verbal abuse. Talking to CPS about your verbal abuse is not a bad ideal at all. If you decide to tell CPS, that will be a good start.

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