Call 911 or go to a battered woman's shelter.
sue them!
First of all, no one has the right to put their hands on you if you don't want them to. Don't believe him if he says he can. I'm not going to ask why he's pretending to be your husband, but you should call the police or contact an abused woman shelter. They are more qualified to help you find a way out of this situation than this website.
Marriage harrasment means harassment by husband/wife to the other. It may involve hitting, abusing, ill-treating, etc.
ANSWER: This issue are real and it always happen. could it be the husband is taking for granted of his wife. It could be the husband doesn't have anymore time for his wife. It could be that this man feels comfortable about his marriage that he forgot that his wife also needs him. Or her husband is abusing her that he can't take it anymore. Or her husband is having an affair.
If your husband wants you to call him sissy, he wishes to engage in role playing in which he will have the submissive role and you will have the dominant role, which you demonstrate by verbally abusing him. There is nothing terribly unusual about this, many people have much stranger fetishes.
less than 1% and majority of these people chose to by not wanting help from government or abusing the help they receive
An abusive husband can, and probably will hide it from his neighbours. But mostly it depends on how the husband is abusing the person, and if the neighbours are snooping around or listening in. So the answer is yes, and no. If you know someone who even MIGHT be getting abused, you should contact the police. Not trying to get in your buisiness or anything. Just a suggestion. :]
yes, it is very reasonable. if a husband has been verbally abusing his wife, the wife should tell someone, perhaps see a counseler. you dont want it to go any further
She is supposed to be reported if she is abusing his dog.
If someone is abusing you over the phone then the first thing you can do is ask them to stop the abuse. If they will not stop the abuse then you can warn them you will stop the call. If that will stop the abuse then disconnect the abuser and tell your supervisor who was the person who was abusing you. In responsible companies some supervisors will ring the abuser to find out why they were abusing you and what will be done to those people if the abuse happens again
NO. No one has the RIGHT to abuse you whether or not you have an addiction or not. Talk to him and tell him that whether he has noticed or not, he's been verbally abusing you and that it is not right. Instead he should be there to get you some help. If he's rather ignorant about it, then talk to someone closer you know, they might be able to help you. But no one, NEVER ever can abuse you, whether you have an addiction problem or not.
Yes, you can potentially sue for slander if someone falsely accuses you of abusing your brain-injured husband, as such accusations can harm your reputation and cause emotional distress. To succeed in a slander claim, you would need to prove that the statement was false, made with negligence or actual malice, and that it caused you damage. It's advisable to consult with a legal professional to assess the specifics of your case and the applicable laws in your jurisdiction.