Call Child protective services and talk to them..Now days they really try to keep families together..they will speak to your dad and let him know they are services available to figure out ways to handle his temper..they will also talk to your siblings and you and help you too,,Unless he is beating you all the time they won't take you all away..ask for help now..Your dad needs it.What should I do if I have an abusive parent?
How about calling the police. Domestic violence is against the law!
Report Abuse
What you are talking about is teenage emancipation--the rules are different in different states. That doesn't solve the problem of what happens to your younger sister once you are gone.
There are many online resources for victims of abuse
www.ndvh.org national domestic violence hotline
www.avhotline.org abuse victim hotline
www.rainn.org rape, abuse %26amp; incest national network
www.TheWomensCenter.org
Your state, or even your town probably has listings in the blue pages of your phone book. Talk to someone! A teacher, a preacher, even the parent of a friend if you're scared to go to the police.
you obviously don't want to be the one to rat out your own parents (even though it's what you wanna do)
have a friend or someone like a school counselor do it for you
they'll report the claim to the authorties leaving you out of harms way
Talk to a trusted adult at your school, either a teacher or guidance counselor. She will be able to help. If your dad is hitting you, he may also be hitting your sibs, you need to get all of you some help.
have you told your mother? or does she know? if you can't tell her you really need to tell another adult. the only way to feel safe is to tell someone you trust.
If he is abusing your younger siblings you should tell someone. I would do what is best for them. Does he hit them too?
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