Question:
My partner is showing signs of potential violence??
anonymous
1970-01-01 00:00:00 UTC
My partner is showing signs of potential violence??
22 answers:
jafsil
2006-12-28 03:36:42 UTC
for god sake get out of the relationship before u get hurt.
Chupacabra!
2006-12-28 03:33:16 UTC
Leave this turd! He has no respect for you and you deserve more from life. GET OUT NOW! If you have another place to go... go, tell him to get help. If he loves you he will. God bless you!
GamersDelight
2006-12-28 03:27:04 UTC
Get out of there babe! before it gets worse!!!



LIKE RITE NOW!!
khjunior1980
2006-12-28 03:15:36 UTC
get out of the relationship, before you end up on maury povich!!!
argamedius
2006-12-28 03:06:26 UTC
I'd leave the guy tonight!! Get out while you can! This guy isn't worth risking your life over, because he has some serious issues at hand!

Don't doubt yourself, on this one, though. By leaving him "now", you are saving your own life! Don't hesitate or think you're the crazy one! He's the one who will lose in the end. That's right, it's HIS loss, NOT yours.

Don't put your life on the line because you may think he'll change...they never do!

Get out of that situation TONIGHT/TODAY! Don't wait!
Screamin' Banshee
2006-12-28 03:06:14 UTC
Run away real fast Sista!
.
2006-12-28 03:04:15 UTC
Why wait? Go now.
wrfab
2006-12-28 03:04:14 UTC
why wait leave now before it gets worse
anonymous
2006-12-28 03:06:10 UTC
The good thing is you have decided to leave. Dont doubt yourself this is what he wants you to do and believe me it will get worse.. be strong and get as much support from friends and family.

Best of luck
Asian Cutie
2006-12-28 03:14:53 UTC
Obviously, you are dating a LOSER! Run away as fast as you can, and never look back. The cycle of violence never stops. So don't wait for the New Year. Dump him ASAP!
anonymous
2006-12-28 03:13:49 UTC
It appears your partner is experiencing co-dependency issues. More than likely caused by his inner fear of losing you. While this may seem crazy, it is possible.



Stillfurther, he probably know's he has treated you badly, yet cannot accept it within himself that he has done this to the woman he loves. He more than likely already believes you are going to leave, and it's creating a turmoil in his own emotions/thinking.



Depending on the extent of his drinking, you don't mention how much or how long he has been drinking himself into these drunken states, he could very well be an alcoholic and if that is the case that only brings forth additional bad behavior.



If this bad behavior takes place when he is drunk, he more than likely does not remember what he has done when he is sober.

and thus deny's having done anything wrong.



In anycase, the two of you should seek counseling, Him for his alcoholism/co-dependency issues, and you for having experienced what appears to be long term emotional abuse.



This relationship is salvagable but will require both parties to work very hard in counseling to overcome the problems..
tiwrigh2000
2006-12-28 04:30:20 UTC
I also was in the same situation. Do you have children??? If you do, don't wait, leave now. It took me alot to leave him until my children saw the violence. If i could turn the clocks back I would not have let them go through it. It has harmed and scared them in ways that i can not describe. But for your own safety, if he is showing signs of violence, LEAVE HIM!!! You have the right to feel safe and not intimidated!!! Only you are in control of yourself and you should not let anyone else be in control of your life. He is only putting his insecurities on to you. You are NOT the problem.
jesshispet
2006-12-28 03:12:36 UTC
You should leave as soon as possible and do some serious thinking about what and where you want this relationship to go. your BF needs some help with his drinking and it has to come from his own desire to seek help. you cannot do it for him. No one can change another person not even for love. Leave some literature about alcoholics anonymous and maybe even the names and telephone numbers of some rehab programs where he can get some help if he wants to. Leave it in an obvious place place for him to find when you leave him. His manipulative, controlling behavior is typical for an alcoholic. You might also consider getting counseling for yourself and perhaps even Al-Anon might be able to help you understand why you are a co-dependent and how to overcome it. Get out , socialize with friends and family but stay away from your BF, you deserve better.
BluePassion
2006-12-28 03:13:10 UTC
Well, when in doubt, get out!!!!! Anyone that makes you feel less than what you are doesn't deserve you. A partner is suppose to make you happy and vice versa. If you are not happy and he is showing signs of potential violence, then you are not hallucinating. Why stick around until the day he loses it? Get out now.
anonymous
2006-12-28 03:11:24 UTC
Get out now!!! You KNOW that this is the ONLY option if you want a happy life. Don't you dare be one of those weak, pathetic women, that think they deserve to be treated like dirt. NO!!! This is in NO WAY love girl....this is your lack of self-worth. Most women I know, have gone through this at one time or another...myself included. Save yourself the grief. Don't waste another second on this loser. PLEASE believe this. No truer words were ever spoken!!! Good luck, GET OUT and don't look back.....And stay strong!!! Peace!
anonymous
2006-12-28 03:08:16 UTC
A long time ago I was in a similar circumstance - and when I got out of the relationship (my head and heart had checked out months earlier) I wondered "why did I wait around and waste time with that loser"...

Don't wait - leave now!
Rocky
2006-12-28 03:15:19 UTC
Unless he wants to get help for his drinking problem you are doing the right thing by leaving him.
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2016-11-25 00:41:51 UTC
nicely, i dont have any journey in this yet i visit attempt and help. i think of that if he's yelling alot and calling her names then which could be abbuse merely no longer actual. in case you like actual then if she has some scrapes or bruises any the place and shes no longer that lively then in step with threat you ought to attempt and confer along with her and get her to speak. If curiously like she wares extremely some commencing up then that would additionally be an indication. you ought to confer along with her approximately it and she or he became she says. in case you nevertheless think of that he's being abusive and she or he doesnt say something then you definately ought to attempt and confer with somebody else you believe. or you ought to bypass to the police and she or he what they are able to do. Like i stated, i dont have plenty journey in this section yet i in my opinion desire that i helped.
Old Wise One
2006-12-28 03:06:44 UTC
Have you talked about counseling with him?

Have you tape recorded him when he's drunk and beligerent.

Have you thought about a seperation period?

My wife and I have been through a great deal and we still work it out,

I'm not saying let him ( I'm assuming) abuse you, but try to work it out, at least you've gotten as far as you have, with the one your with.

Good Luck and God Bless
dumbbutt2000
2006-12-28 03:07:11 UTC
I've never been in this situation but have had two friends with your problem. I've always told them to just be strong, and don't let him persuade you to stay. You're doing the right thing!
j -cold
2006-12-28 03:09:05 UTC
Kick him to the curb!!! The behavior that his displaying is signs of violence...Get out while you still can!!!
kelsey
2006-12-28 03:08:07 UTC
Good for you. Please remember all the bad when you have moments of doubts that will get you through. Good luck


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