Hey there :) Im sorry to hear that you are going through this rough situation. I know everyone has their opinions as to what they would do. I believe that since ive been in the situation in the past I would definetely be dropping all resources of contact with this guy. Im talking about avoiding him in every possible manner such as changing your number. I know that it is a hard process with people like this. However, the sooner the better my dear and if he continues to bother you then I think I would turn to authorities for advice.
Through a lawyer.
by leaving him and staying in you mom's place.
counseling seems a better first step. find out what is making him so angry all the time and if you are willing to wait for him to get over it.
Only time will tell. Nobody can tell what another will choose ahead of time.
I do not mean to be abusive with you, but frankly it sounds like you are being abusive with her. Get a grip and tell her the marriage is over, and then you leave. If you don't want her with you, you have to ask yourself why you are still there.
Yes. You have no control over who accompanies him to such events. If he is abusive toward you then discuss the situation with your attorney and take the matter to court if necessary.
It means you, yes you mom, need to leave it alone. so what?!?! i said my name in third person, Get over it ... Leave me alone
#1. he is your husband and you need to respect him if he verbally abuseve then i would sugest to talk to him about it never hide things from your husband talk it over and if still does not listen then do something about it....and you know what i mean if he really loves you he will change
Yes. Verbal abuse is when someone says something to you that you can't say back to them. It's not what some calls you...it's what you answer to.
Get the manager to come in and take over. That is what they are paid the big bucks for. If you interfere, you may inadvertently escalate the situation.
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under 12 yes, over 13 no