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4th February 2019 at 2:48 pm #71863LuckycatParticipant
Today is a very, very hard and sad day.(detail removed by Moderator) I returned to the place we once shared to gather the rest of my belongings and move back home with parents. It looked exactly as it did when we first moved in; bleak, cold and sparce. He had done the same thing a week prior; I hadn’t heard from him in (detail removed by Moderator), and when I returned to the apartment, it had been cleared out of our furniture and his belongings. The last thing he said to me was ‘(detail removed by Moderator)’ – the same day he moved out. This was his way of showing me that I am nothing without him, and that’s exactly how I feel. This was his way of teaching me a lesson. The damage to the apartment was too much to bear, as it was a painful reminder of just how physical our arguments/fights had become. I get flashbacks to his screaming and shouting, his pushing and shoving, his throwing and breaking my belongings, and when he used to grab me by the throat and threaten me. I feel so hurt, and so very sad. I know that I will never meet anyone else, or go on to have a bright future. I feel as though this was all I had (it wasn’t) and that it’s me that ‘blew’ it. The painful reminders and flashbacks are becoming too much.
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4th February 2019 at 2:40 pm #71862LuckycatParticipant
Thank you all for the advice and support. x
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30th January 2019 at 3:25 pm #71599LuckycatParticipant
I’m sorry to hear this, and I do hope you are getting the support you need. I myself have just come out of an abusive relationship; coercive, emotionally, mentally and physically abusive. I am finding myself struggling to move on from what my ex-partner did to me, so I can’t even imagine how difficult it must be for you and your children. It does get easier, day by day. It might only seem like ‘baby steps’, but those steps are the most important. x
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30th January 2019 at 10:00 am #71577LuckycatParticipant
Hi, I’m new to the forum, and recently out of a coercive-controlling, abusive relationship. Everyday feels like the first-step of overcoming the heartbreak, anger and shock-horror of what I was actually experiencing and yet somewhat blind to. How did I not see this, and yet everyone else did?
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