* You're not alone. One woman in four is abused during her lifetime. One in nine is severely abused each year.
* You don't have to deal with this on your own. Talk to someone you trust or call the Freephone 24 Hour National Domestic Violence Helpline run in partnership between Women's Aid and Refuge. We're there to listen, support and help you 24 hours a day, 365 days a year. All calls are confidential.
* The abuse is not your fault. You can't make a man hit you - it's his choice and only he is responsible.
* You cannot change your partner. He must accept responsibility for his behaviour.
* You don't have to rush into any decisions. Take one day at a time - leaving a relationship is a process.
* Domestic violence is against the law. The police can offer you protection and help you find safe accommodation. If you are in danger call 999 - the police have a duty to investigate and charge.
The UK # for Victim support - 0845 3030 900 / www.victimsupport.org.uk
Take care.
2006-09-15 02:52:38
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answered by sugarice82 2
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And your still there? WHY. He told you what all abusers tell the people they supposedly love. Get out now. People that hit the ones they love are the lowest form of life on this planet. Do yourself a favor, and get out. He'll never get help especially if he knows all he has to do is be nice to you, and promise you things that he'll never do, and you'll come back. Being alone is better then being in an abusive relationship. I've been pushed to the limit in my life, but i've NEVER hit a woman, and unless you kill somebody I love on purpose on something like that I never will.
2006-09-15 03:04:38
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answered by Myke BoDean 6
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You should not put up with any type of abuse. You gave him a chance by believing him when he said he would take steps to change. I think you should get out of there today. Don't come back until he can give you physical proof that he's in a anger management class and shows no evidence of drinking. He should also enroll in a alchol rehab class.
2006-09-15 02:54:23
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answered by Rick D 4
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it relatively is stressful to respond to this question without understanding the countless significant factors (i.e. how long you have been mutually, what the context/implications are of him saying that) yet i'd say you extremely choose to ask why he does not love you. It sounds sort of fishy to me that he would say that he does not love you yet isn't breaking apart with you. So, finding on his answer and rationalization, you will merely choose to hit the line. yet the two way it provides you with closure and information to have his rationalization approximately why he stopped loving you. in case you 2 have been mutually for a very long term or stay mutually it would be sturdy to make certain if his problem is actual that he does not love you. perhaps he has another emotions that he's mistaking for a loss of affection, and in actuality is something which would be repaired. perhaps you 2 are merely loosing the spark and fervour you as quickly as had, and perhaps you merely would desire to re-kindle it. or perhaps he has already been as much as no sturdy. the main suitable ingredient to do is come across his reasons and notice if there is something you're able to do. additionally contemplate whether you like him. And remind your self which you do no longer choose to be with somebody who does not choose to be with you. And if it is so, and he extremely does not love you, it in all probability would be maximum suitable to pass away and a minimum of enable him see what he's lacking. yet nevertheless initiate via asking and exploring the project. What have to procure to lose?
2016-09-30 23:49:41
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answered by haslinger 4
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What is the matter with you? Of course he's going to say he'll change because he's found himself a punching bag he can have sex with.
This guy's never going to change, and eventually the abuse is going to get so bad y ou could wind up dead. Is that how you want to live your life?
You're the one who needs counseling, because you're the one who has to change. You certainly deserve more than that...You need to learn to respect yourself. Get away from this loser. If he keeps coming around, get a restraining order.
Get yourself to the nearest rape crisis center (I'm guessing that the abuse isn't only hitting) and talk to them about what the resources are in your area.
Good luck! Be strong! You deserve a happy life!
2006-09-15 02:55:16
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answered by Bobbie 5
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Get rid of him. You can find someone better. Someone that will treat you better then he ever will. You need to get away from this man and find someone else. He will always be like this. What made you think he would change? Men don't change over night. I've never been hit and if I would be I would run so far away and never look back. Good luck and God bless.
2006-09-15 02:54:09
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answered by aimstir31 5
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From my viewpoint, you shouldn't have returned. Unless this fellow enters into a program that teaches him how to act and removes the influences (alcohol etc) you will never have a decent relationship.
If you left before, leave again...this time don't accept his claims that he won't do these things again...instead ask for proof...to be shown that he is actually in a program and following it.
Otherwise, find someone else...you deserve better
2006-09-15 02:53:08
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answered by dustiiart 5
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You can find someone better tan that you should not put up with that abuse. Please walk out now before there are any children. No woman should put up with that . It sounds like it will only get worse the longer you are with him. Donot let him do this to you in fact press charges against him he may learn a valuable lessons.
2006-09-15 02:57:39
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answered by wolfy1 4
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Get out! What the heck are you thinking? Not to be rough on you, it sounds like you are suffering enough, but get rid of this loser! Work on your self esteem, NO ONE deserves to be abused. Get some counseling if you need it, but if your guy is physically abusive, verbally abusive or both, you need to move on. Why do women put up with this crap?
2006-09-15 02:51:36
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answered by babalu2 5
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Why are you still there? Leave his sorry *** for good this time! Yes he just said those things to get you back. The always say those things just to get us back. It doesnt get better usually it gets worse and when you finally do get out you are thinking I cant believe I wasted so much of my life with that.
2006-09-15 03:56:20
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answered by babygirl_k2001 4
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