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Domestic abuse
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It’s great that you’ve received a couple of great responses to your initial post.
I’m so pleased to read that you messaged that you are safe for the moment. However, that was a day ago, so I just hope that things are still ‘going ok’ for you at the moment.
As I said, it’s great that you’ve been able to come here and post, but speaking to a responsible adult about this horrible behaviour by your mother I think is a must. I hope that you may have a teacher at school who you feel comfortable enough with to talk too … or perhaps the school counsellor?
To be made to feel so scared in your own family home is just so wrong and awful … I do hope that you’re able to get back to us to let us know how you’re going?
Neil
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Hi beestrong,
I love your beyond blue title because when you no beestrong the world seems to wanna have the upper hand & walk all over you/us...
I think they blame us because they r insecure.
Im glad he's your ex because he didn't deserve you.
A good man is sorry for his poor behaviour & then changes it which it sounds like he didn't do for you unfortunately.
Hyperthyroidism could be a cause but aggressive/abusive behaviour towards someone else is still unacceptable.
If someone is diminishing your self esteem/self worth, is making u scared, cry,feel small,weak etc. there is something wrong with them.
Bee strong I think you had a lucky escape.
Thers r good,gentle,warm hearted men out there & they would make a better choice.
You learn from your lessons in life.
Hope you find someone amazing.
You were never alone. So many people have experienced the same thing. Keep beeing strong beeautiful.
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Hi Dan,
Your right in so many ways. I also think u attract wats in your subconscious mind. Its important to clear things.
What u have been through is so unfortunate. You're the surviver.
Its a cruel,horrible, sick dark world for some of us but the beauty lies within making it better for ourselves hey & there r always positives in negatives for eg relating to someone that's been through it & helping each other.
Some of us r thrust into darkness & then it becomes a journey of searching for the light again.
Getting through as much as we possibly can & finding ways of doing that.
A guy that I was seeing passed away so I understand going through a death of someone- he touched my life.
I think these things can make us more spiritual- correct me if I'm wrong.
Sorry you've had to go through so much in your life,I truelly hope u keep on keeping on.
You're able to benefit others by those experiences.
Youre a good support & thankyou so much for the post & your compliments.
You r one tough cookie yourself x
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Dear Steph~
You gave some great encouragement elsewhere.
I took the liberty of quoting one of your lines to another poster who I thought would benefit.
Hope you don't mind.
Croix
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If it helps someone go 4 it Croix.
The abusive man's high entitlement leads him to have unfair & unreasonable expectations so that the relationship revolves around his demands.
His attitude is: "you owe me". For each ounce he gives,he wants a pound in return. He wants his partner to devote herself fully to catering to him,even if it means that her own needs - or her children's get neglected.
You can pour all your energy into keeping your partner content, but if he has this mind-set,he'll never be satisfied for long. And he will keep feeling that you are controlling him,because he doesn't believe you should set any limits on his conduct or insist that he meet his responsibilities.
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When a person gets hurt again & again:
Some ppl tend to dominate others. They r scared of losing control over their life & life of others around them.
Failing to know any other real way of handling the situation, they abuse,make u feel inferior.
A way to deal with it is be strong & know your worth. Settle it down peacefully or just leave negativity & move on.
Luck & hope x
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I allowed someone to throw so much shit at me and take things out on me....hurt me, cheat & lie to me.
I haven't seen him physically and he wants to meet up.
I think I'm ready to cut him from my life....
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Dear Steph~
Allow me to throw some of your words back at you:
A way to deal with it is be strong & know your worth
You are indeed strong now! - I can't see any way you being compliant or letting him just walk on you.
It may be slow at times but you are getting your life together, I too think you are ready
Croix
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