Your partner has threaened you if you leave what do i do?

Answer 1

I called the police. Not everyone knows this but a cell phone with a closed account can still be used to call 911. Knowledge is powerful. If you don't have access to a phone or to someone who can call the police for you then you have to do what you have to do to survive. I am not saying kill anyone because many people are just all talk and you don't want to go to prison. I am saying nobody can stay awake 24 hours a day and someone has to go to work. If you work then that is your way to escape or your partner works that is your opportunity to escape. Either way works. If you don't work and they work at home then wait until they go on a bathroom break or something long enough to escape. Don't make the mistake many people make in trying to pack. Depending on the level of threat to your safety and the window of opportunity you may not have that kind of time. Is a pair of shoes really more important than your safety? First think about getting away. You can always come back with the police for your belongs. I personally wouldn't want anything that would remind me of the abusive person. Actually I think I gave away everything because every time I saw something from that house I had nightmares. The key thing is to just get to safety. Even if you think your partner is not serious get somewhere safe. Nobody who cares for you would threaten to harm you. The last time I looked there were several hundred million people in the world. You don't have to settle for someone like that, everyone isn't of a violent nature. Good luck. I called the police. Not everyone knows this but a cell phone with a closed account can still be used to call 911. Knowledge is powerful. If you don't have access to a phone or to someone who can call the police for you then you have to do what you have to do to survive. I am not saying kill anyone because many people are just all talk and you don't want to go to prison. I am saying nobody can stay awake 24 hours a day and someone has to go to work. If you work then that is your way to escape or your partner works that is your opportunity to escape. Either way works. If you don't work and they work at home then wait until they go on a bathroom break or something long enough to escape. Don't make the mistake many people make in trying to pack. Depending on the level of threat to your safety and the window of opportunity you may not have that kind of time. Is a pair of shoes really more important than your safety? First think about getting away. You can always come back with the police for your belongs. I personally wouldn't want anything that would remind me of the abusive person. Actually I think I gave away everything because every time I saw something from that house I had nightmares. The key thing is to just get to safety. Even if you think your partner is not serious get somewhere safe. Nobody who cares for you would threaten to harm you. The last time I looked there were several hundred million people in the world. You don't have to settle for someone like that, everyone isn't of a violent nature. Good luck.