Frequently abusive men do this kind of thing. They prefer to have people under their control and the easiest ways are to live with someone and to be legally bound to them. BUT trying to rush a relationship to marriage is not any kind of proof of an abuser. Some people are just impulsive, impatient or passionately in love and want to get to the happy ending right away. :) Trust your instincts. If they are saying "watch out, be careful, go slow" trust them. :)
Call the police or call a hotline, There are people in this world who are here to help.
yes she did she is now divorced
No. Abuse is only the result of the choice to use an abusive tactic. In any situation, abusive behavior is a choice, and non-abusive behavior can be chosen at the same time. The frequency of sex in a marriage can not cause abuse, but abuse can definitely impact the frequency of sex in a marriage.
Abusive over time
You don't you broke up for a reason and if you get together with him again you'll just realise it all over again and possibly be tied into an awful or abusive relationship you don't want to be in.
Treach was abusive throughout their relationship; therefore, their marriage ended in a divorce.
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.
The Celebrity Daily - 2011 Taylor Armstrong Reveals Details About Abusive Marriage in New Memoir - 2.17 was released on: USA: 26 January 2012
It would be really unwise! But you should find another safe place away from the abuse. I encourage you to stay away from adultery for your own benefit - TRUST ME. God bless you as you find a way.
If a spouse forbids his/her spouse from having contact with anyone, it is most likely because he/she is insecure. "Forbidding" is controlling behavior, and borderline abusive. If you are in this marriage, you should seek help. If you are a friend/relative of the controlled party, you should encourage him/her to get counselling.
No, it's not worth it, you should try fixing the relationship somehow. Maybe a marriage counselor or something can help. But you are the one that has to decide what to do, no one can decide for you
Unless the person realizes that they are in fact in an emotionally abusive marriage there really isn't anything you can do. You can however, set up a type of intervention with said persons close friends and family. Maybe this will help them come to terms with their situation. Support and positivity goes a long way.