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13th May 2021 at 6:43 pm #125880NeueranfangParticipant
I left my abusive partner (Ex) a few months ago but things have escalated again recently.I had threats to kill (via email, horrendous name calling), stalking and a smashed car window.I reported this to police and they are now looking to arrest him but without any luck so far.I received more emails from him.This time he is saying sorry and telling me he will commit suicide.It’s emotionally draining.Does anyone have experience with this?Are abusers likely to commit suicide or is it likely to be a threat ?xx
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13th May 2021 at 7:16 pm #125882gettingtiredParticipant
Hey, I will tag you in a post I made similar to yours last year about my partner’s threats of suicide, some of the replies may help. X
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13th May 2021 at 8:19 pm #125884NeueranfangParticipant
Thank you xx
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13th May 2021 at 8:30 pm #125886MelonballsParticipant
Hi lovely!
I think the more vocal they are, the less chance there is.
I know from experience, if you’re going to do it, you don’t say anything, you slink off quietly.Look after you. You are not responsible for others actions, thoughts or opinions.
Have a hug from me xx
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13th May 2021 at 9:41 pm #125888ScarecrowParticipant
Hi Neueranfang (great handle by the way!),
It’s a really tough thing to deal with isn’t it? The one thing that i really wanted to say was that whether or not he does choose to end his life, it will be his own doing. I believe that they use these threats to keep you under their control. They make you feel guilty, ‘they can’t live without you’, you’ve ‘made their life not worth living’ etc etc. As harsh as this sounds, if he is going to kill himself then he will, it is not your responsibility to save him nor is it your fault. These men know exactly what they are doing. They also know what buttons to push to get the maximum effect.
Please take care of yourself,
Hugs
Scarecrow
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13th May 2021 at 9:47 pm #125890KIP.Participant
Change your email and phone number. He’s not your responsibility and he’s dragging you into his drama. It’s very common for abusers to threaten suicide to try to regain control. You need to take back that control by blocking him x
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