What are the signs of abusive husband?

Answer 1

There are many signs to watch out for in an abusive relationship. Watch the video with the link below for one of the signs and watch other videos via our YouTube channel to get more on signs which are traits to watch out for in an abusive relationship.

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Answer 2

physical abuse

verbal abuse

putting you under pressure

emotional abuse

for signs of it: constantly checking to see where you are, not wanting you to hang out with friends of the opposite gender, wanting you to check in with them constantly, saying you are not allowed to do something, not wanting you to go anywhere without them, trying to make you completely depend on them (financially, emotionally, etc.), making you feel guilty for things you shouldn't, yelling at you one second then apologizing seconds later, trying to intimidate you into doing what you want, and many others.

Answer 3

Answer Abuse comes in several forms. One way would be emotional abuse where a man plays with your mind so you never know if the things you do are the right things to do. Another type of abuse would be physical where a man hits you, then says he's sorry and won't do it again, but always does hit you again. This is one of the worst types of abuse as it never gets better without the man involved getting professional help. Do yourself a favor, if he doesn't want to get help for his abuse problem, leave him as fast as your feet will carry you. This type of man you don't need in your life, believe me there is more sadness related with this person, than any other person should have to put up with. Good luck

Answer 4

household violence. throwing things, hitting you, belting you, forced or un known pills to make you unconscious to rape. (date rape chemicals) dissolve in food and or drinks. make sure you erase your website history if it is your husband.

Answer 5

The top 10 signs of an abusive man. If your partner exhibits one or more of these signs, it may be time to reevaluate your relationship and seek help or get out.

1. Jealousy & Possessiveness -- Becomes jealous over your family, friends, coworker's Tries to isolate you. Views his woman and children as his property instead of as unique individuals. Accuses you of cheating or flirting with other men without cause. Always asks where you've been and with whom in an accusatory manner.

2. Control -- He is overly demanding of your time and must be the center of your attention. He controls finances, the car, and the activities you partake in. Becomes angry if woman begins showing signs of independence or strength.

3. Superiority -- He is always right, has to win or be in charge. He always justifies his actions so he can be "right" by blaming you or others. A verbally abusive man will talk down to you or call you names in order to make himself feel better. The goal of an abusive man is to make you feel weak so they can feel powerful. Abusers are frequently insecure and this power makes them feel better about themselves.

4. Manipulates -- Tells you you're crazy or stupid so the blame is turned on you. Tries to make you think that it's your fault he is abusive. Says he can't help being abusive so you feel sorry for him and you keep trying to "help" him. Tells others you are unstable.

5. Mood Swings -- His mood switches from aggressive and abusive to apologetic and loving after the abuse has occurred.

6. Actions don't match words -- He breaks promises, says he loves you and then abuses you.

7. Punishes you -- An emotionally abusive man may withhold sex, emotional intimacy, or plays the "silent game" as punishment when he doesn't get his way. He verbally abuses you by frequently criticizing you.

8. Unwilling to seek help -- An abusive man doesn't think there is anything wrong with him so why should he seek help? Does not acknowledge his faults or blames it on his childhood or outside circumstances.

9. Disrespects women -- Shows no respect towards his mother, sisters, or any women in his life. Thinks women are stupid and worthless.

10. Has a history of abusing women and/or animals or was abused himself -- Batterers repeat their patterns and seek out women who are submissive and can be controlled. Abusive behavior can be a generational dysfunction and abused men have a great chance of becoming abusers. Men who abuse animals are much more likely to abuse women also.

Answer 6

It can come in many forms, Sometimes it's screaming and yelling. Somtimes it's neglecting (not caring for there families needs.)They might hit you and then say they are sorry and will never do it again but before you know it they are beating on you again.Most of the time the guy next door would never even know this was happening.They tend to try to hide it from friends and family and will threaten to do more harm if the one they are hurting tells.

Answer 7

He gets angry easily, hits stuff, throws stuff, that kind of thing. If you think he's abusive or is, get out. My mom dealt with my dad for like 3 years and he was like that. She almost had a miscarriage with my brother cause when she was pregnant he threw her into a counter. I've also dealt with it and it's horrible!

Answer 8

If you always fight, then it is an abusive relationship.

If you do not want to be around your boyfriend/girlfriend, then it is an abusive relationship.

If you can not talk or be around your family and friends then you are in an abusive relationship.

Answer 9

They may not answer their phone, they may hide when they see you in the streets, the may make excuses for their partners lack of attendance at functions, they may be in a hurry to get back home, they may have a range of other signs and one needs to offer support to anyone who they think is experiencing abuse.

Answer 10

They tend to want to rush the relationship and make a commitment quick. An obvious sign is that they're controlling. They try to isolate you to only themselves.