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Sarah5953

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Do I Need to Worry?
Posted: 09-07-06 16:23pm

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Joey9725

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Posted: 09-16-06 21:54pm

This must be a hard thing for you to go through. Especially if you love him. My advice would be to ask him to seek professional help or you need to try and build up the strength to leave him. You can't change him only he can change him self. But he has to want it to get better.
But for your safety you really should get professional advice and ask him to see someone. If he really does care for you he will go and get help.
Hope this helps
take care
goodluck
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3rdtimearound

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Joined: 16 Sep 2006
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Location: Toronto
Re: Do I Need to Worry?
Posted: 09-16-06 23:23pm

In a word - yes.
I'm sure your boyfriend has legitimate reasons for the way he is...But reasons are not excuses, and they don't make it ok. I can tell you that he will definately abuse any children you have, and the abuse to yourself will only increase as he sees, perhaps subconciously, that you will put up with it and continue to forgive.
I have heard this story so many times! He's sorry later and he cries? The better part of sorry is not doing it anymore. So how sorry can he really be?
Let him get help, etc...That's being supportive, sure. But here's a tough lesson: if you don't watch out for yourself and your kids, future or present, no one else will. And there is no excuse for subjecting children to the behaviour you describe - even if it 'only' means watching their mother being treated that way.
He's great 'most of the time'???? Big deal! His abuse counteracts his good behaviour and staying with him is the same as saying do it again!!!!
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Sarah5953

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Posted: 09-19-06 15:56pm

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3rdtimearound

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Do I Need to Worry?
Posted: 09-19-06 20:21pm

I'm glad I helped you in some small way. Please just remember that his impulses are still violent even if he can check them somewhat.
But don't kid yourself into thinking that he'll ever change, please. It's hard for you to imagine leaving him, sure. But you are strong, or you wouldn't even be wondering if you should.
Here's the newsflash: there are guys out there who never hit. There are guys out there who get very, very mad and never raise a hand against the person they're mad at.
That's the kind of guy you deserve - but only if you think so.
Staying with a guy who treats you bad, even some of the time, is the same as saying you deserve what he dishes out.
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Auzzie_Wanting_To_Help

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Joined: 04 Feb 2007
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Location: Australia

Posted: 02-12-07 06:37am

Im not exactly sure what you have written but I wish you the very best of luck and I hope that things are going better for you!

Love,

.Mel
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