if he verbally abuses you then he isn't the right one for you anyways and everybody makes mistakes, he is probably verbally abusing you because he is mad that your relationship isn't or didnt work out and wants to get back at you for making mistakes even though every body does ( i am in a similar position)
When your spouse verbally abuses you, is probably because he is insecure with himself. Everyone makes mistakes, so don't worry about the mistakes you made. That is all in the past !!! He he really, truly loves you, he would forgive you for the mistakes you made. I suggest that you two should take some time off and just see what happens. Remember, time heals everything. Besides, you should not be with someone that treats you like the dirt on his shoe !! You deserve better !! Move on !!!
Hope this helps.
Good luck !!!
You can stop verbally abusing your spouse by appreciating her role in the family.
there is a law against abusing any living person or creature
You can't, if some one is abusing their spouse than it is in their system, they will always be the bully in any relationship they have. It is best just to leave them because it is likely that it will get worse and some one could be hurt or killed.
a spouse in a relationship is ur bf or gf
When one of the spouses is abusing everyone in the household, obviously, everyone (maybe including the abusive spouse) will face some degree of emotional, physically, and/or mental damage. A better question would be "What should you do to get rid of a spouse that is abusing everyone in the household."
They do not want the relationship to end. Avoiding the situation for them keeps them in the relationship.
You can't, if some one is abusing their spouse than it is in their system, they will always be the bully in any relationship they have. It is best just to leave them because it is likely that it will get worse and some one could be hurt or killed.
All you do is try and avoid your spouse that is if your spouse is abusing you......the next thing is you try and romance your spouse so that all conflict can be forgotten and start a new page and if your spouse is hard to get along with just cook up something nice for him/her.
Tell her pyschologist (in her presence)! The situation you describe - your view that your wife is playing games with you and her psychologist, doesn't form a sound basis for the future of the relationship.
When a spouse is verbally abusive, that is oftentimes a precursor to domestic violence which can escalate to physical abuse. When a spouse quits paying the bills for the house, or controlling all of a marriages financial assets, this is called financial abuse.
You want money because someone is abusing their child? I don't believe you would have standing (a legal right) to sue since you are not a party.
It's important to handle the end of a relationship with respect and maturity. Hurting your ex-spouse will only create more pain and potentially damage any chance of amicable communication in the future. It's best to focus on healing and moving forward in a positive way for both parties involved.