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Q: Help Please
asked by: tifmtly on August 13th, 2005
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I'm a 26 yr old mother of two and I have been in a realtionship with their father for 8 years. He has a violent temper and has hit me in the past and made me do things degrading and painful during sex. I know that is abusive behavior. Lately he just breaks everything and screams at all of us. I messed up and was in a car wreck while having a night out with my friends. No dui, it was the weather. Well, since I know his temper I lied, and he found out some truths to what happened that night and naturally blew up. It was honestly just a fun night at a club. No hanky panky, just drinking and dancing. Well after he blew up, my best friend called some friends and came by my house to make sure he wasn't getting too violent and it escalated into a fight between him and some of the guys she called over. Well now i'm suppose to have no contact with any of these people ever again outside of work and he's also trying to get me to find another job. These people stuck around after the accident and came to check on me cause the were worried. Seems awful kind and caring to me. He reminds me everyday that if he sees me around any of these poeple or sees these people out and about he's going to hurt them. Yet he still goes out whenever he pleases and comes home drunk in the early morning. This is all my fault cause I lied to him like as if he was my father and I was in for a big punishment. I feel like i'm going crazy, all this is making me so emotionally tired. It's even affecting my body. Is this how relationships usually go? I'm so confused as to what he thinks and does and why? Any advice or similar resolved situations like this are greatly appreciated.
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Interia
replied on August 13th, 2005
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Tif, you need to get out of this relationship. He's being emotionally and physically abusive, and is trying to control your life. You do not have to be going through this. You cannot be blaming yourself for his actions or temper, that is his problem. The best thing you can do is take your children and leave. When your kids grow up, their father may take his anger out on them...If you can't find a reason to leave, use the motherly reason. Save your children, yourself, and finish this relationship right now.
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tifmtly
replied on August 22nd, 2005
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Thanks interia,
i'm in therapy and she has explained to me most of the reasons why I stay. I'm also on some meds for depression and anxiety. Thing is i'm afraid to tell him that I what to leave with the girls, he will flip out. But at the same time I feel like I taking his kids away from him and vice versa for my kids. I know he will make it darn well near impossible to leave and again I feel really guilty leaving when he's gone and leaving a letter behind. I really don't know what to do. I have a place to go but it's in another state, got any more advice? Thanks again.
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