This is a form of abuse .. its called emotional abuse..
Have you tried talking to him about the situation and the way it makes you feel? Have you asked him about counseling? And if you have and he said no to both - or continues to disrespect you - there is nothing you can do to fix it because he isn't treating you with the respect you deserve. No one should be treated that way
Hugs from a Loving Mom to a Brilliant, as well as beautiful 8 year old Jared and Our Angel, Zachary (taken to soon but who will always remain in our heart) ~ Mel
2006-09-06 18:56:02
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answered by jaredsmommy2004 6
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Talk To A marriage counselor, together if possible, If he wont go... then girlie YOU HAVE A MAJOR PROBLEM even if he agrees to attend, there is going to be a lot of work on building this relationship, to a point where he See's you as an equal partner. Ask him how he would feel if you were to start calling him those same names in the same kind of voice, his response should open your eyes a lot, At first comes the verbal abuse...Then more often than not it becomes physical, and he will tell you that it's all your fault, You made him do it. So get counseling NOW before it gets worse. My Prayers are with you and your daughter
2006-09-06 19:09:02
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answered by E. L 2
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Baby girl, I hate to tell you this but your husband is emotionally abusive. If he feels this way about you, he obviously doesn't love you or himself in a healthy way. You are fearfully and wonderfully made according to what God says and He certainly does not make mistakes. Think about this, if he treats you this badly and you just gave him the most beautiful gift in the world (your baby girl), do you think he will ever be satisfied? Heck no. The man is ungrateful, disrespectful and abusive. He has unresolved anger issues and your mental and emotional health is at risk. Do you want your baby girl to think that being treated badly is acceptable? Most children that witness their parents involved in violence or abuse unknowingly follow in their footsteps.
You have to decide if you are willing to let him continue to kill your self worth or if the health and vibrancy of you and your daughter is more important. You deserve better sweetie. Think about the fact that the repercussions and that his outbursts may escalate because honestly, he's unpredictable. Will you accept him physically harming you or your child? The only difference is that those bruises can be seen on the outside but the ones you're enduring now are long lasting too. You cannot change a man and empty promises mean squat when someone's hurting you over and over. Put your daughter and yourself first. Be careful and walk in wisdom.
2006-09-06 20:17:20
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answered by Anonymous
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I have to put up with this some times more than others. You don't have to take this kind of stuff from a man. This is emotional abuse. You should start thinking of a way to leave him because once he starts he's never gonna stop and I know this first hand. It could also lead to physical violence. He will most likely end up treating your baby the same way. She shouldn't have to grow up seeing her daddy being mean to her mommy like that. She will believe that it's okay when it isn't. Please try to find some help to get out.
2006-09-06 18:56:53
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answered by Carrie! 4
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In his presence you're able to take the entire (tiny) container of wedding ceremony invites and place them in a trash can. Then turn around and walk out devoid of asserting a be conscious to him ever back. he won't substitute this disrespect. He has a great style of starting to be as much as do besides the indisputable fact that it style of feels he won't do it until he's forced to look contained in the reflect and ask himself what went incorrect. Its this common, somebody who might tell a potential better half that they are lazy, air headed or and not utilising a ideas does no longer have an iota of comprehend for them. Even worse is what this says approximately him. If he's so freaking clever what's he doing marrying somebody who he of course does evaluate his psychological equivalent, no longer even close. i'm able to comprehend disagreements over money or the dimensions of the marriage or the colour of the plant life yet a familiar assertion that he does no longer comprehend the way you graduated college speaks volumes approximately his abuse and controlling nature. while you're having those revelations in the previous the marriage are you able to think of what they are going to be like after? Please do your self a extensive prefer and go away this jerk to his very own little international the place he can stay in his very own ignorant bliss. He could desire to be there because of the fact he has no clue the thank you to handle you. i'm making a guess that he has no point of better practise and rather feels inadequate to you intellectually. he's exhibiting this habit in an attempt to ascertain himself because of the fact the single that is smarter on top of issues inspite of academic overall performance. i might desire you have sufficient experience to lose this guy in the previous its too previous due. this might purely worsen. btw- I very not often ever say "lose him". that's rather not my pat answer is reserved for under the main no longer undemanding situations. How can there be any suggestion of love in direction of somebody he loathes so? Its obvious which you will desire to posses the honor for you for the two considered one of you. Have some comprehend for your self and lose him.
2016-09-30 10:23:01
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answered by ? 4
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the only thing you can do to make tis better is leave. it won't get better he won't just stop. do not subject your child to this. there is a man who loves you out there and he would never talk to you that way. i firmly believe it is better to not have a father at all than to have a bad father . a good man a good father would not do this to you or your child. you have to know you are not all these terrible things he says you are. you have to love yourself so much that you can not allow any person to degrate you this way. with a child in the picture thing may now seem blurry. never stay together for the kids... the kids will hate you for it later.. they will hate the fact they grew up in a home that lacked love a father that abused their mother--even if it is not physical abuse. a child needs stability and constant love--this man does not sound very loving. i think you deserve better so does child
2006-09-06 19:39:53
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answered by tiff 2
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Perhaps he is doing this under the influence of alcohol or drugs.
So tell him he had better not go to sleep, no threats, say it often, then he will start thinking all kinds of thoughs as one example you may leave him etc. I believe this will wise him up a little bit. Then your husband could be angry at other issues in his life and needs to see himself in a better light as to what he have in you.
Of course if it would have been me I would have been gone long
time ago with this type of abuse.
2006-09-06 19:01:30
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answered by JoJoBa 6
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U should be more concerned with your child growing up to this kind of verbally/mentally abusive environment. There's nothing u can do to make him change as he sees no problem with his behavior and it's obvious that he has zero respect for u as a person. U can suggest anger management classes to him but if he refuses the idea then u should just leave. No one deserves to be talked to this way.
2006-09-06 19:08:35
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answered by cheetah7 6
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I understand that your married but are you really gonna except that treatment from him?? Come on sister...If you havent tried talking to him about it then try that. Clearly you cant say anything. I think you should leave him if he cant respect you as a human, his wife, Lover and childs mother. It sounds like it will soon turn into physical abuse. Get out if he doesnt straighten up!!!! For you and the babies sake.
2006-09-06 18:57:34
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answered by UlickNme 2
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Abuse is abuse. If you allow this to go on - it will get worse, I promise you. Once that line is crossed, well, it's just a matter of time before the abuse gets worse, possibly even leading to physical abuse. What you describe your husband as doing is WRONG. There is NO excuse for it. You need to make it clear that you will not tolerate abuse of any kind. Period. Good luck, I hope things work out for you.
2006-09-06 19:00:04
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answered by Anonymous
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