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    • #97443
      Rainbowdrop
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      Hi headspinning, this sounds identical to the situation I was in for many years, until my final straw was when he pushed my son in anger on the day he was moving out to his dads at which I was totally heart broken that was it for me. It should have happened a long time before that when I found out my daughter had self harmed and she said it was because of him, I feel so guilty I had stayed as she was crying out for help, I didn’t feel I could leave as we have a younger daughter together and I didn’t feel I had anywhere to go as it was his house we had moved into so I just stayed. I have now been out now a few months and so much more relaxed. The only down fall about this is I have to share my younger daughter 50/50 with him so still have contact with him, which he still tries to humiliate/undermine me in front of her but slowly I am teaching her that is not the way to talk and treat people.

    • #87059
      Rainbowdrop
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      Hi lisa

      I have spoken to my local womans aid and have arranged a meeting, I’m hoping I dont get well where are you going question!
      I have a plan in place and it’s happening soon.
      Starting to get very anxious about it but I am doing it! He has been threatening to take me to court over my youngest I’m hoping he will sit and talk rationally with out him trying to tell me what’s going to happen…..here’s hopeing

    • #86966
      Rainbowdrop
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      That’s the thing I can just walk in the door after work sometimes and just starts, usually he has had a drink, bearing in mind I get in 30 minuits after school has finished. I also have 2 more children/young adults who have just turned (detail removed by moderator) they have heard it all through the years too.
      When I made my final decision he had pushed my son in anger after he had told me something he had done I saw red and went for him.

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