Why is domestic violence a social problem and not personal?

Domestic violence tends to be a cycle- and one that is difficult to break. Children raised in families where domestic abuse takes place tend to repeat the cycle- either by becoming abusers themselves or by entering relationships where they are abused. As do their children. read more

this is the reason, domestic violence is a social problem and not just a personal problem. ps. very important disclaimer: not all children who witnessed domestic violence in their families, grow up to become abusers in their later marriage, or wives who are abused! greetings! robert. read more

Domestic violence is not a private issue. It is a social issue. It is a political issue. It is a moral issue. Above all, it's a crime -- a crime as serious as any other violent crime. Domestic violence affects us all. We all have a part to play in ending it. read more

Social- There need to be harsher penalties for the abusers, more shelters for the victims, and more counseling available for both sides Personal- the victims need support and counseling to avoid getting back into a bad situation. read more