Threatening the life of a person is a very serious crime ... What you describe is criminal behaviour. You might consider going to a safe place, like a women's refuge, and reporting him to the police.
Some men are controlling in their marriage to the point of verbal abuse. Generally when the husband is rude to his spouse it does not have anything to do with the spouse but with the husband himself. You need to take control of things and when the children or other friends are not in the house you need to set your husband straight and be stern in letting him know you are not going to enable his behavior. Ask him if he would be agreeable to see a doctor. Your husband could be depressed; have a physical disorder or is just nasty. He is demeaning you because he can get away from it and he's frustrated about his life in general.
They should do their best to get a hold of the local police or a child abuse hotline. If so abusive that it threatens their life they should flee from the home to the nearest neighbor and call the police immediately.
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Juliet's only friend is her nurse and, after they are married, her husband Romeo. She lived a very sheltered and lonely life.
Juliet's only friend is her nurse and, after they are married, her husband Romeo. She lived a very sheltered and lonely life.
You should report this threat to the police.
yes, but he threatens to make men of his gaza camp kill her and her family if she reveals it. the threatend lady is friends, she begged me to keep it a secret as she fear for her life because he showed her a gun.
Bluntly put, that doesn't sound particularly healthy. He may have some tendency to want to control what is around him, or possibly he is concerned that if you have your own friends this might be a threat to your relationship. Provoking or goading your husband is not the point here, but you are allowed to have a healthy and well rounded life. This includes a circle of friends that you develop. You would want your husband to feel comfortable knowing them and being with them, of course.
Juliet's only friend is her nurse and, after they are married, her husband Romeo. She lived a very sheltered and lonely life.
No he is just jealous because he is living a crappy life so he is just taking his anger out on her.
Often. There are exceptions.
No, it isn't really considered abuse in the way that wife-bashing or marital rape would be, but you may want to talk to him about possible marriage counselling together, visiting a psychologist or psychotherapist for him, and even separation or divorce if these don't work. You should not just sit there and take it, as it is obvious that one or both of you are not happy with life as it is now.YES it is abuse if he calls you names and swears at you - emotional abuse. verbal abuse.being "irritated" by you in "normal" conversation is not abuse, it is his reaction to you and what you are saying. it is the actions he takes that are abusive. a person can be irritated by someone and not be abusive to them.