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Yea this. I always remember that Chris Watts repeatedly complained to investigators that his wife disrespected his mother – because his mother gave nuts to their nut-allergic toddler and that caused a fight (as it SHOULD).
I think mothers who encourage their sons to be violent is an under-explored area. I with with domestic violence survivors and they almost always seem to have a story about the guys mom đ
Yea this. I always remember that Chris Watts repeatedly complained to investigators that his wife disrespected his mother – because his mother gave nuts to their nut-allergic toddler and that caused a fight (as it SHOULD).
I think mothers who encourage their sons to be violent is an under-explored area. I with with domestic violence survivors and they almost always seem to have a story about the guys mom đ
A guy who wants you seriously will make it happen. You wonât be stuck in a situationship with mixed signals and wondering everyday. Men like this keep you around because they donât want to be single but they also donât like you enough to make it real, they get everything they want: they donât feel lonely and bored, they get attention, they get validation and emotional support and they get sex and all of that with the absolute smallest effort possible. Do they do it with malicious intent? No, but they also donât care enough about you to really worry about your feelings. Youâre a grown woman, take care of yourself and move on and date a guy who treats you the way you deserve.
No, its not. Thats not gaslighting. Jesus. Look up the definition.
Bro… Run
Do you have data to back up your assertion?
Iâve been âscrewed overâ renting a place with a romantic partner. We broke up, we were both on the lease (equal right to be there), and he refused to move out (although he stopped contributing toward rent). I didnât have enough money to break the lease and move out on my own, so I just had to pay all of the rent and deal with a resentment-filled man-baby. My point is, people can screw each other over in lots of ways during a break up, but Iâm curious if itâs really true that thereâs an increased occurrence of that when one of them owns the house.
If they break up, she can move out, no questions asked. No lease to break. He canât even legally kick her out due to tenantâs rights, so sheâll have a chance to find a new place.
Your boyfriend is a 26 year old adult. He's a big boy, and you aren't his mother.
Even if it was your fault, was it done in malice? Were your intentions to hurt him? Being human, means making mistakes.
Aside from that though, your boyfriend is abusive. Yelling, screaming, name calling, slamming doors are behaviors of a child, but with an adult intention to scare and intimidate you. And there is never, ever a good reason to react that poorly. If you stay with someone like this, who you are will become diminished. And you will eventually not recognize yourself anymore. You are already taking the blame for something that isn't your fault.
Each one of us is accountable for our own choices, regardless of someone asking us to join them. He's been to a concert before, why didn't he think to bring earplugs? Maybe for the same reason as you ?ââď¸
You don't have to go fishing and he doesn't have to go to concerts. And neither of you need to justify your choice not to.
Stop taking the blame, and do work on your self-esteem, because it seems like he's already taken a huge hit out of it.
Take some time to reevaluate this “relationship” and rediscover yourself.
Trust me when I say this man is not good for you. If he had reacted that way one time as my boyfriend, it would be an immediate deal breaker, done and over, buh-bye.
You do not deserve to be treated this way, even if you make a mistake. Healthy adults in relationships communicate their disappointment in a calm manner, and they don't point the finger in rageful blame. They also move to forgiveness rapidly, and make efforts to move towards, not away, from their partner.
This is extremely unhealthy for you.
And I kind of get your boyfriend, so I am coming from a place of compassion and empathy. I used to be a lot like him. But I did a lot of work on myself to heal the wounds of my childhood. Its something he needs to do for himself, and I know his wounds are from childhood because his emotional maturity is stuck at a young age. Its very likely that this behavior was demonstrated to him and he was probably highly criticized and called names. But its not ok for him to bring that crap into the present and take it out on innocent people. And you my dear, are an innocent person.
Please don't go back. Until he works on himself, you are at high risk. And you are also accountable for taking care of and protecting yourself.
People in their 20âs are young adults, far from being kids
I found out my MIL and SIL like Trump, and I had to leave the room before I started yelling “Wtf????” at them
No it's fine. Don't make an issue of it.