The decision to end his life was his own. You didn't hold a gun up to his head and pull the trigger. The family is blaming you because right now they're in shock, and seem to think that things are your fault. You're under no one's obligation BUT YOUR OWN to try to make amends with his family, to apologize, or even to offer an explanation. And it's apparent that right now is not the time to try to make amends... not when they're serving up death threats.
If his family is making death threats, and you believe them to be serious, you would be well advised to call the police and report this to them. At the very least, you might be able to pick up a restraining order against whoever specifically threatened you.
The most important thing is this: if he's really dead, there's nothing you can do now. Blaming yourself, or anyone else simply won't bring him back to life. The best you can do is just let it go, and move on with your life. This is easier said than done, but it'll happen with time.
Seek support from your friends, from your family, from your church, school, or any local grief counseling. If you have a therapist, or are insured and can get one, now is the time to schedule some sessions. Nobody just "rolls off" death, it's a painful process that takes time to heal.
This is the way they work, they start off being nice to work there way into your heart then when they have you the way they want you they slowly work through being abusive to control you
The Friar had it planned to advise Romeo by a note, but the note never got through which led to Romeo killing himself.
==One thing at a time== If your husband is truly abusive (you're not just looking for an excuse to wander), then you need to get out of the relationship, and fast! Once you have removed yourself from the abusive relationship, and have a chance to reflect on the reasons you chose a man like that, and also the reasons for remaining in the relationship once you found out that he was abusive, then...and only then, you should feel free to look for, and engage in, other relationships. If your old boyfriend truly cares about you, he will understand and give you the space you need to work through your present problems. Good luck. Bugger off with the old flame if you've got any sense.
yes he did go through struggles because when he was leaving the world war after it was over everyone tried to go after him and he had to make a big decision and ended up killing himself
This is a tricky question, because it's a very sensitive problem to tackle. Maybe talk to him and tell him that he's got to stop being abusive. Tell him you love him so much and that all you want is for you both to be happy. If the problem continues, you should probably research different helplines that could talk you through alternatives. If the problem is majorly serious, encourage your boyfriend to join an anger management class and go along with him to support him. I sincerely hope this advice helps.
he has been through alot of things with that person so it seems easier to express himself to that person.
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You should stick by him and help him through this tough time. He may get grumpy but that is natural. One thing to eatch out for though, if he gets abusive and takes his stress and anger out on you and he abuses you repeatedly then cut it off.
A lot of people wonder this. The thing is you DON'T kill him, instead he eventually stabs himself through with his great knife killing himself. I'm not sure how long you have to battle him though, all I know is try to stay alive until then.
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