| txchick01 wrote: |
| I am 22, got married when I was 16. We have two kids that he is the best father to. 98% of the time he is the most wonderful husband I could have ever asked for.
However that other 2% has been a never ending cycle of him getting angry with me over everything or nothing and then blowing up. And when I say abusive, I always feel like I must explain that he doesn't beat me or do the things you see on talk shows...... He has called me so many names so many times I would never be able to remember those incidents but the physical abuse has been "minor" at least in my, what is probably warped mind. He has pushed me, grabbed me, thrown me into walls, broken every picture in our home of us on the floor, backed me into a corner once holding a knife but threatening to kill himself, finally he gave me a black eye and I had enough. I told him I wanted a divorce and meant it. He was the more sorry than anyone has ever been. went to counseling, swore it would never happen again because he was a changed man. Here it is eight months later and we are separated. He was angry with me about a minor money issue and pushed a pillow into my head to push me down on the bed, then he grabbed my shirt trying to yank me up and my shirt ripped. I made him leave. The line was clearly drawn before and he crossed it. Why do I feel so guilty? He is "changed" again, begging to come home and going to counseling on his own. I feel like maybe it is not as bad as I am making it out to be. I feel like I am imagining it and maybe I am the crazy abusive person. I feel like I will never have another relationship. I just feel damaged. I love him and want our family back. He is an awesome Father. I need some perspective on this. Thank you for taking the time to read this long post and I hope it makes sense! |
| txchick01 wrote: |
| I am 22, got married when I was 16. We have two kids that he is the best father to. 98% of the time he is the most wonderful husband I could have ever asked for.
However that other 2% has been a never ending cycle of him getting angry with me over everything or nothing and then blowing up. And when I say abusive, I always feel like I must explain that he doesn't beat me or do the things you see on talk shows...... He has called me so many names so many times I would never be able to remember those incidents but the physical abuse has been "minor" at least in my, what is probably warped mind. He has pushed me, grabbed me, thrown me into walls, broken every picture in our home of us on the floor, backed me into a corner once holding a knife but threatening to kill himself, finally he gave me a black eye and I had enough. I told him I wanted a divorce and meant it. He was the more sorry than anyone has ever been. went to counseling, swore it would never happen again because he was a changed man. Here it is eight months later and we are separated. He was angry with me about a minor money issue and pushed a pillow into my head to push me down on the bed, then he grabbed my shirt trying to yank me up and my shirt ripped. I made him leave. The line was clearly drawn before and he crossed it. Why do I feel so guilty? He is "changed" again, begging to come home and going to counseling on his own. I feel like maybe it is not as bad as I am making it out to be. I feel like I am imagining it and maybe I am the crazy abusive person. I feel like I will never have another relationship. I just feel damaged. I love him and want our family back. He is an awesome Father. I need some perspective on this. Thank you for taking the time to read this long post and I hope it makes sense! |
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