They also learn to solve family conflicts with violence. Most families solve their disagreements by talking them out, not by hitting. When partners don't agree, they can try to compromise, take turns doing what they want to do, or seek outside help to come up with a solution. If you or someone you know is living in a violent home, think about the children. It is illegal for people to hit each other, even if they are married.
Help is available.
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