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( I know it must be really hard, but for your own safety and sisters' safety you should definitely try get social services involved before it escalates. Since you are at school, if you are comfortable, it's worth telling a teacher too because they're also under a duty to refer this to social services. It's also important to have a support network, whether that be friends or another trusted adult. I know someone else mentioned speaking to a cousellor, but this would only be an option if your parents are open to change their mindset too; living under the same roof as someone who's willing to abuse his own daughter usually means trying to talk things out with them could do more damage than good, particularly if you're young. You mentioned you reported him - where did you report him, if you don't mind me asking?Last reply 2 days ago
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