Dad is in a bad mood and always says to me that this is not the case and that is not the case. What should I do?

First of all, it depends on whether your parents are really verbally violent towards you. If it is just the kind of words that hate iron but not steel and love deeply, then you should have something to do. No, you have to calm down and see where you are not doing well, and then try to improve. If your parents have misunderstood you, or your parents have misunderstood you, then you need to communicate with them carefully. Communicate and most importantly show your love and respect for them.

But if it is the kind of real verbal violence (of course I think this is rare), then the first thing you have to do is not to be afraid, don’t be timid, and communicate well with your parents first, instead of choking. To avoid escalating the conflict, talk to them about the serious relationship, for example, how parents treat their children, and how children may treat their parents in the future. You can also find some articles about the impact of verbal violence and read them to the parents, and take the opportunity to talk to them again. They chatted, hinting at the stakes to them. If you are the kind of parent who cannot communicate, and you are not old enough to be separated from this family's living environment, then you can ask for the help of a caring adult you trust and let him see if you can contact him. Go to the neighborhood committee or something to help solve the problem.