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Hello Slimeee, as parents we try and give our children all the best love and care that's possible, but if the abuser has someone they believe can carry on where they have left off, then it does become a problem for you.
Even if you were to win tattslotto and give him a decent share of your prize, still doesn't mean he will be nice to you, there will be other problems he will create to continue on and be a problem.
You have done all you can to entice him to change his mind, with love, gestures and knowledge, but he refuses to acknowledge any of this, and although it's very sad for you that this is how he behaves, it's not you that has to alter his behaviour, it's your son that needs to realise that there are two sides to every story and if he does disagree then there are rational ways in how to express this and if he is unable to change, then it's best for you to cut ties with him, especially after 10 years of abuse.
The only time you will know when he has decided to change is when he wants to contact you for some unknown reason, like having a coffee together, until then I'm very sorry for you.
Geoff.
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