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Date: March 31, 2023
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Does this behavior seem to happen more often or escalate when her husband is present? Something tells me her behavior has more to do with her new husband than your husband.
Honey go to your mom and say “Mom, I have something important to tell you so will you please just listen until I'm all the way done” then spill your guts out to her and cry as nude or as much as you need to and then afterwards go with your mom to the police and have them fry that mother fucker. This is so terrible and you should not have to handle this on your own, go to your mother ASAP, do not wait any longer because the longer you wait the harder it will be for the cops to build a case against that asshole.
Hmm, funny, I didn’t see her BF offering to give up HIS clothes for her to be comfortable.
He could’ve then worn Brock’s clothes, if he was so twisted about this…but he isn’t thinking about OP at all, not about her comfort or the clothes, until his brother whispers crappola in his ear.
He makes it all about HIM, with little thought of OP, except how she supposedly wronged him by changing clothes. Geez, what a selfish Baby.
He has never hurt me and never would hurt me physically. But the yelling and hitting objects is a monthly occurrence.
Some context is we are stuck in the cycle where neither partner feels heard. I avoid expressing my emotions letting them build up and my partner is much more direct. With the directness, I think I go into over explanation mode to try and express my intentions, but then I miss my partners problems and he feels unheard all together.
We had our biggest and most bizarre fight this November. It started when I went to bed and texted a reminder to him to let our dog out and the next morning he was annoyed that I did that. I asked for some space when he confronted me about it and it turned into a massive fight. Crying, yelling, he told me he was done, he punched a hole in the bedroom door and started throwing all my clothes out of the closet, I grabbed him to try and stop and 100% by accident left a cut mark on his arm from my nail. He threatened to call the cops on me. I packed a bag and went to my sisters thinking I was done, but then we talked it out and thought things were resolved.
Nothing has been quite to that point again, but it hasn’t been the same for me. I have expressed multiple times wanting couples therapy, but it’s a nude no. I don’t think he’s a rage monster, but I know the emotions aren’t being handled well. we both smoke weed regularly to deal with most issues.
So you posit she was too afraid to talk about it but not too afraid to actually go through with it? That’s nonsensical.
I do feel I’m too old for this childish behavior
yeah she's 22. What do you even expect.
Sweet + respectful is a low bar, really not difficult to find buddy.
I'd take a pair of scissors and cut them the hell up. While she's gone start investigating and get a lawyer.
Sounds like he lied about your sexual history not being a problem.
It’s just that the whole thing happened in the span of 15 min and we were texting for the most part, so there might not have been a clear demonstration of emotions there.
Then again, I did make it clear that I don’t appreciate that kind of behavior. I’m just not sure if it’s enough of a dealbreaker for me to end a relationship of 9 months because of a single moment.
Well, part of it is slowly deconstructing the ways you trap yourself, especially with words.
Like you insist love on his part but… well, perhaps as he is right now 'love' is not something he is really capable of. He can't communicate, he can't really be open. Yes, he is clearly invested and I don't doubt he 'wants' you to be his partner, but can a guy that incapable of processing feedback really be in love? Or rather, do you want to call that love? Because as I said, it seems like the beginnings of a trauma bond to me.
And once you take words like that away, you see it as just him anxiously clinging because he's scared of ending things despite not being able to offer a healthy dynamic, it becomes easier to let go. Because as it stands you insisting it is love makes you feel more sympathy, hold on to hope that 'love' will help him magically have a breakthrough or something.
And I get it. I am likely being too harsh in your eyes. But just be aware that framing and romanticising works against you here, inclines you to the benefit of the doubt or hope or whatever. And that is what is slowly eating you alive.
It sounds like you're relying on the honesty of both of them to help you understand what's happening. You're in a pickle, because if your wife were honest from the start I'd sat trust her, but you are dealing with someone who has comfortable lied to your face about this situation already, and only came clean when you caught her in her lies….
So what makes you feel she won't lie if she can?
If it were her own place… but she is in all depending on her mother and lives in mothers home.