No, I am sorry to say he is not going to change. Abusers, like druggies or alcoholics that live in denial honestly think they are just fine and will not seek help. Even if they managed to seek psychological help they are egotistical enough to feel it's everyone else's fault or "no one understands them." It's called denial. Abusers have learned this style of life either from their environment or they felt through the years that they didn't get a fair shake in society and that the abuser should have a better position in life, more money or reveered more by their peers. Abusers seldom pick on other men, but take their frustrations out on those that are weaker than themselves such as their girlfriend, spouse, children or elderly parents. The abuser is actually a weak individual and is more fearful than the victim could ever realize. Abusers need total control of the environment around them and they are never settled in their environment and never at peace. If they weren't so violent at times one would have to feel sorry for them. Abusers can be dangerous, so never underestimate them. If you want to get out of this relationship there are "Abused Women's Centers" in your town/city or if you can't find the # simply phone "Mental Health" and they will guide you in the right direction. They will keep you in a "safe house" give you free legal help and counseling and get you on your feet. Good luck Marcy No, they tend to get worse instead of better. Someone I know is living the exact life for the exact amount of years. You have to quit waiting on a miracle to happen and learn to understand that you are not a failure.
I guess the real question is why are you still talking to an ex boyfriend who was emotionally abusive? You can tell him anything you want, but it won't change him. The best thing to do is to figure out why you were attracted to someone who abused you and cheated on you. A therapist or counselor can probably help you sort it out. Do it NOW...before you marry someone like him and have his children....then you will just continue the cycle.
It shouldn't matter. He's your EX HUSBAND. He's not your issue anymore. He doesn't need to change for you.
Unfortunately, doesn't change the fact he still cheated and you deserve better.
Dump him, unless you are really into a lifetime of being disappointed and/or emotionally abused. He promises to change, and he doesn't? If this has happened more than once, dump him.
You love someone who lies to you, cheats on you, and uses drugs?
Just be glad he's out of your life. Don't worry if he abuses the new partner of not. Leaopards rarely change you know,
In my eyes it depends on how many time's he cheated. If its more than once I would leave him. ANSWER: Each individuals are different when it comes to what she wanted to do, to her marriage. There are some wives that will divorce her husband because their life will never be the same anymore. But some will linger till everything she wanted to see is going to change for better..
kill your family, change your name, and move to iraq.
I think most people can change if they cheated. If they feel truly sorry about what they did usually they don't want to go back down that road. If they keep cheating they could have a serious problem, or they're just taking you for a ride. The only reason why I say this is because I was cheated on, I gave my husband a second chance. I could truly see how disgusted he was with himself, but I also let him know if he did it again I wouldn't be around. Good Luck ANSWER: It depends, but there are some who do, and some that don't.
If he cheated, move on. He isn't worth sobbing about. "Don't let your history control your past" is a quote I say a lot. Read The Noticer by Andy Andrews it might change you.
First thing is NOT to tell him,(IF YOU LOVE HIM)... Start living your life the right way, and let your husband be the center of your relationship... if you can't do that then you need to move on before you cheat again, and you will... Make up your mind.. what most important to you
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