The phrase "abuse feel" is not correct and does not make sense in written English.
It seems to be an incomplete or incorrect expression, and without additional context, it is unclear how it could be used.
Example: "I can't help but feel that the way he treats her is an abuse feel."
Alternatives: "sense of abuse" or "feeling of mistreatment."
Sure, all drugs of abuse feel good — at least initially.
It also makes it much more difficult for Penn State to create an environment where victims of sexual abuse feel comfortable coming forward and where students, faculty and staff feel protected in reporting wrongdoing.
That's a great boon for our fantastic writers, allowing them to make the creeping abuse feel inescapable and horribly real, and to explore how a woman like Helen could come to suffer in this way; how those closest to her could be oblivious to it, or find their helping hands repeatedly shunned.
My blood further boils when I hear that a rabbi is essentially dismissing women as complainers and (in an earlier post of the blogger rabbi's) questioning why victims of abuse feel the need to speak up years later.
It also is possible that victims of childhood abuse feel that their experiences make them "different" from other children and lead them to withdraw from healthier social circles toward fringe groups, where alcohol use is more accepted.
One girl said that the Asian men involved in the abuse felt they ran Oxford.
The victim of a narcissist's psychological abuse feels responsible for the trouble in the relationship.
The report said too many victims of domestic abuse felt let down.
Though the abuse felt wrong, he said, he remembers thinking, "I'd do this one dirty little thing and everything else would be all right".
I imagine that many female Times readers, themselves victims of sexual abuse, felt vindicated by The Times's decision not to remain silent.
One of the most depressing aspects, he admitted, was that Richards – who has not contacted Greater Manchester police over the abuse – felt that making an issue of it would only aggravate the situation.
