Yes!!!!! You are a victim of mental abuse. I went through the same situation with my ex boyfriend. Leave this man that you're with. It will only get worse if you don't. Honestly, if I had my time again, I would tell my ex where to stick it, and I would have walked out on him. I've found much, much better in my current boyfriend (now fiance). He's taught me what true love really is. There is better out there for you. I do know how hard leaving is to do though. Back then, I felt I wouldn't find better, and it was impossible for me to get up the courage to leave the habits, and the relationship, but after the relationship ended (I let him leave because he was "unhappy" with me) and I got over the hurt that comes with that, I realised how much of a blessing it really was that he'd left. He truly wasn't worth my precious self esteem going begging, nor me wasting my life on.
Ring a local shelter. Tell them what is going on and arrange to get out of your situation. Shelters are bound by confidentiality agreements to be a safe haven for women, and there is no way he will find out you are there. Also ring a local counselling service, they are trained to deal with situations like the ones you are going through, and the one I went through. They can help you get over your ordeals and gain your quality of life back.
I really feel for you. I truly hope my advice helps you somehow, and I wish you the best of luck!
2006-08-25 21:57:43
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answered by xian 5
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I dont understand what you were talking about with the cutting yourself part but none of it sounds good.
The thing is this.. bottom line.. There really are worse things than being alone. He is not good. If you think you love him, don't allow yourself to believe that he loves you. That's not the way real love works. What you have is him abusing you so you might as well be a dog for him to kick. Just move out. Its not easy but the way i see it you have two choices right at this second in your life... either
1. take the help that you can get from ANYWHERE, start now and leave so you can be a real person to others and yourself OR
2. you can stay and be kicked around by an insecure ********** like this dude you think you love.
If you CHOOSE the second one right now.. it was your choice, so you gotta live with it. There are only 24 hours in anyones life.
2006-08-25 20:55:32
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answered by punkvixen 5
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Ummmm, OK. First, what's up with the much older boyfriend? Second, grow a backbone and dump this idiot, unless of course, you LIKE him to talk to you the way he does. Now, about the cutting thing: stop, just stop. Does jerkface cut himself for you? Probably not. SOOOO, why would you do that for him? What you don't realize at this young age is that love is something that is supposed to be reciprocated, not abused. Perhaps the paranoid, jealous, controlling, and manipulative behavior of your BF is the result of a mental problem, certainly it's a serious character flaw. You need to distance yourself from this loser before he kills you. Seriously. It happens. Oh, and when you get that done, feel free to go ahead and get a life.
2006-08-25 21:47:22
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answered by Lesley 1
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Honey, you have your whole life ahead of you. Why are you with such an older man? You need to leave him now, and keep yourself safe. He will only become more and more violent as time passes. Go somewhere and get safe, even if you have to go to a women's shelter or something. And put a restraining order on him so he can't come near you. GET OUT NOW, before he kills you. It's not just mental abuse, it's physical and emotional abuse as well.
2006-08-25 20:51:11
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answered by Mrs.Fine 5
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As demanding simply by the indisputable fact that's to believe, some people are addicted to abuse. they're regularly those who're starved for interest, and they view regardless of the reality it is being dealt out to them as interest. Now, ought to they, or do they, strike back bodily? effective, quite if it is going to extend the episode. ought to a lady have an affair? probable, yet her reason for doing so may be to electrify her abuser. it ought to also be to sense accountable, to sense that she advantages the beatings and humiliation. The Stockholm Syndrome, as I comprehend it, describes the phenomena of a captive protecting the captor. people like you're describing are an entire different remember, and badly favor remedy to help them get well their id and self esteem. desire that helped, sturdy luck.
2016-10-15 21:36:10
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answered by hafner 4
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If he calls you any mean names, then yes, that is abuse. Why does he think you are cheating? Just keep in mind, often when a person accuses their lover of cheating, tha means that they are often the ones cheating.
He is a very insecure person and needs help.
Break up with him.
2006-08-25 20:48:56
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answered by NecropolisXR 6
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look he realy hates it when u go off and exclude him or not tell him wht he thinks not the truth i say wait if it gets worse call 911 and report him get a restraing warrent if u need to
2006-08-25 20:56:23
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answered by Shaun M 1
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I had one like that. Honestly they get that way when they want to cheat or are currently cheating. He hates you to avoid hating himself. Does he drink or do drugs? It sounds like that. Get away now if you can. If not, then make plans to get away eventually. Good luck!
2006-08-25 20:49:03
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answered by shootingstar67@sbcglobal.net 1
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Dear one, read this book:
"The Emotionally Abused Woman".
Good luck and hugs to you.
2006-08-26 10:15:33
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answered by Evenstar 2
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LOOK is there any way you can leave him? can you go to a shelter? BEcause he wont stop. TRUST ME my sister had a BF this way. I FEAR 4 you if you dont leave asap. (as soon as possible)
2006-08-25 20:56:28
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answered by Anonymous
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