Whether an emotionally abusive ex-wife or an emotionally abusive ex-husband, it seems that some people are unable to break away from a bad relationship. They somehow believe that if they just give it one more try, this time it will be different. Usually, such people are emotionally addicted (or accustomed) to the relationship; they may claim they hated it and can't wait to start all over with someone else, yet they keep being drawn back into the same old drama over and over.
It may be that the man (in this case) doesn't want to accept that his marriage is really over; or maybe he still believes somehow he'll find a way to fix the problems; or perhaps he blames himself for the failure of the marriage; or if there are children, he may feel a duty to keep the relationship alive because the kids want to see mom and dad together. People who return to bad marriages, whatever their explanation for doing so, usually need counseling in order to truly break the pattern and create a new and healthy relationship.
If a man is abusing his girlfriend and or wife, then he will more than likely be abusive to all women. It is a mind frame, women to him = abuse. This is not true in all cases but in most of them.
Custody cannot be established until a child is born.
It would be very dangerous to intervene on an abusive man and his wife. A better solution would be to contact the police or to offer to help the wife get away from the abusive man. Domestic violence is a widespread problem in our country, and there are people able and willing to help.
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Yes, Charles Lindbergh was reported to have been emotionally distant and controlling towards his wife, Anne Morrow Lindbergh. There were also allegations of infidelity on his part. However, there is no clear evidence to suggest physical abuse towards his wife.
yes he can cause if not the abusive ness will only get worse
no sweetie dump him if u truly love him let him vist 1nc and a while otherwise get a restraining order k
There have been reports and accounts that suggest Adolf Hitler was emotionally abusive towards his wife, Eva Braun. It is believed that he often belittled and mistreated her in private. However, there is limited information available, and some historians argue that Eva was a willing participant in Hitler's regime and that she willingly supported him.
Probably, if he's not happy at home he'll go somewhere else and who would be happy with an abusive wife??ANSWERNo regardless of the dynamics of the relationship you have with your husband - he is responsible for his own behavior. If you are abusive and you want to stay with him, get help. If you are not abusive you need to decide if you want to be with this person who would not only cheat but blame you for his own bad behavior. It's a lot to think about.
the definition of an abusive relationship is the husband beats the wife or/and the wife beats the husband. they can either cheat on each other or literally beat each other with an item or anything
She loves the man that is abusive.
yes, as he was abusive to his first wife.