Get YOURSELF into counseling and get away.
CHANGE YOUR PHONE NUMBER and take out a restraining order if necessary.
No you shouldnt.
Because he's probably a mentally abusive man who needs to jerk you around. Don't fall for his games! I've been through this. It is an emotionally dangerous situation. You two are obviously better off without each other. Thanks
do not continue an abusive relationship once you are strong enough to leave... my daughter divorced her emotionally abusive husband who molested her children,,, in less then 3 months she is seeing the pediphile again and isolateing herself from her family and forcing the children to be with this man again... if you go back into an abusive relationship of any kind your the same as the abuser, mayber even worse... do not be a fool or victimize your self again... don't do it.............................
Not always. Being charged once or twice would not be viewed as mentally ill, but a large amount of DUI charges may be viewed as mentally ill, depending on the case.but then again it depends on your definition of mentally ill.
The best predictor of the future is the past, especially when it comes to abusive people. If someone has abusive habits or inclinations, they will most likely continue to have those traits. This is not to say that some abusers cannot change, because it is possible, but usually only with major intervention. So for most cases, abusive people usually continue to be abusive.
The only person you need to be devoted to is you. If that means you are not ready to date again, it should be for you. You need to devote yourself to learning more about you during this time. Sometimes being devoted to an ex makes you feel worthy of that person, at the same time, it keeps you from progressing in your life. Jeanne
what you just said you mentally challenged mong
Tell the police again. They don't know he's abusing you via e-mail. : The police have recently reviewed all correspondence and say that if he uses our child's name in the emails and does not threaten physical harm then he can do it.
It doesn't matter. If someone was physically abusive toward you it certainly violates trust. You have to ask if you can ever trust again. Will you be waiting for it to happen again? Will you be worried that if you say or do the wrong thing that there will be another incident of abuse? That's no basis for a relationship.
It quite natural to feel the way you do and you are relieved and why would you feel jealous? She can have him! He was abusive and controlling and made life miserable for you. If he was abusive with you, then he'll be abusive to her eventually. You may feel strange right now, but all it is, is the feeling of freedom and getting your independence back again. Just keep moving!
It depends on why you broke up,if it was an abusive relationship then no, if he cheated no,If it was just a disagreement then yes
need to give it time. don't fall in love with just any one