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You want to get out of your relationship with your husband but you feel sorry if you cause him to not be able to support himself He is abusive emotionally and you feel bad all the time?
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∙ 16y ago
You're kidding, right? Girlfriend, you need to get a life and be quick about it. If you're supporting this riff raff and he's emotionally abusing you for it, he needs help that you can't give him.
Kick him to the side and get a little counseling for yourself to help your self esteem.
Good luck!
well simple just say i dont wanna be married with u...
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∙ 16y ago
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Move out and continue the relationship?
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First I would suggest reading the book titled " Boundaries "By Henry Cloud and John Townsend.
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If your husband is being abusive and you tell him that you're going to kill him if he doesn't let go are you being abusive?
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Why would a man go back to his emotionally abusive ex wife?
Whether an emotionally abusive ex-wife or an emotionally abusive ex-husband, it seems that some people are unable to break away from a bad relationship. They somehow believe that if they just give it one more try, this time it will be different. Usually, such people are emotionally addicted (or accustomed) to the relationship; they may claim they hated it and can't wait to start all over with someone else, yet they keep being drawn back into the same old drama over and over. It may be that the man (in this case) doesn't want to accept that his marriage is really over; or maybe he still believes somehow he'll find a way to fix the problems; or perhaps he blames himself for the failure of the marriage; or if there are children, he may feel a duty to keep the relationship alive because the kids want to see mom and dad together. People who return to bad marriages, whatever their explanation for doing so, usually need counseling in order to truly break the pattern and create a new and healthy relationship.
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Obviously you don't really want to stay with your husband; why are you dating someone else, then? You have already stated he is abusive and you know someone who is able to take far better care of you. Accept the fact that your hussband is, for lack of better terms, a dangerous and unloving person. Divorce him and pursue the relationship with the other man, provided he is not married himself and would be accepting of the idea.
How does a new pregnancy affect abusive ex husband?
I am sure that it would depend on the abusive ex-husband.
What can you do if your brother is giving your husband trouble about the way you believe?
Discuss it with your husband to decide if brother should be asked to leave; or if you are somewhere other than your home, if you and your husband should leave. No one has the right to interfere with your relationship with your husband (other than an abusive situation).
