Hi All I Am New to This Forum Posted: 02-26-07 14:19pm
I am a 31 year old professional woman that
has been in a relationship with an abusive
man for almost 3 years.
I am ready to end this relationship but he
will not leave. He knows how unhappy I am
and doesn't care. We go on that roller
coaster trip one day good relationship the
other bad based on his mood.
I amd the sole provider. Everything is my
mine the place we live at. he is on the
lease but I pay all or most the bills. He
doesn't contribute to anything and he is
emotionally and mentally abusive. The
only thing that keeps me sane is my
dancing. I try to drown myself in all
things dance so I don't lose my complete
identity and become that awful depressed
person he wants me to be because he is.
Is there any help for me out there. I
know the law will not get involved unless
there is clear evidence of physical abuse.
I also know that he will not leave if I
ask him because I have in the past.
What are my options? There aren't any
kids involved only a small dog. I also
feel that I shouldn't have to leave the
place because everything in there is mine.
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gottagetout
New User, Becoming EHEALTHy
Joined: 26 Feb 2007 Posts: 5
Posted: 02-27-07 13:09pm
WOw is there anyone to offer advice out
there?
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gottagetout
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Joined: 26 Feb 2007 Posts: 5
Posted: 02-27-07 13:09pm
WOw is there anyone to offer advice out
there?
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macchick_ca
New User, Becoming EHEALTHy
Joined: 03 Oct 2006 Posts: 1 Location: Toronto
to Gottaget Out Posted: 02-27-07 15:19pm
First of all, let me say, it's sooo easy
for me to sit here and give you my
advice.....I understand that
completely....so here goes.
You are a professional woman, you are the
sole provider, you pay most of the bills
and everything is yous.....so why is he
there?
You guys don't have children...and that's
a huge bonus....does he have any family
that you can talk to? Someone that can
help him realize the relationship is over
and he needs to move out and move on?
You sound like a very intelligent woman
and you certainly deserve to be happy.
I wish I could help more.....
Good luck!
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DPantelones
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Joined: 11 Jan 2007 Posts: 141 Location: ,
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Posted: 03-05-07 13:59pm
Sorry to hear about your troubles ggo, but
macchick is right, count yourself lucky
you don't have kids!
As for getting him out, go to your local
police and explain the situation if that's
what it takes. Get them to turn in a
restraining order (or tell you how to do
it), let him know you mean business. If
you're his meal ticket, or if he loves you
at all, it'll be tough to get him out of
your life if that's what you want, but it
will be worth it in the end. You can't
live like that so do what you have to do
and do it NOW!
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change is good
Experienced User , Rather EHEALTHy
Joined: 18 Jan 2007 Posts: 112 Location: Mesa AZ.,
Posted: 03-07-07 12:49pm
hi and welcome to ehealth!
you can search on line for support groups
or lawyers. type in domestic violence and
there should be plenty to choose from.
sometimes they are even listed by state.
you don't mention the word love anywhere.
just that you are in a relationship.
i would suggest leaving the relationship.
he probably won't change. you deserve to
be treated better. i know a little about
abusers. you are not to blame.
best of luck
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depressed-doll
New User, Becoming EHEALTHy
Joined: 07 Mar 2007 Posts: 10 Location: UK
Re: Hi All I Am New to This Forum Posted: 03-07-07 13:05pm
gottagetout
wrote:
I am a 31 year old
professional woman that has been in a
relationship with an abusive man for
almost 3 years.
I am ready to end this relationship but he
will not leave. He knows how unhappy I am
and doesn't care. We go on that roller
coaster trip one day good relationship the
other bad based on his mood.
I amd the sole provider. Everything is my
mine the place we live at. he is on the
lease but I pay all or most the bills. He
doesn't contribute to anything and he is
emotionally and mentally abusive. The
only thing that keeps me sane is my
dancing. I try to drown myself in all
things dance so I don't lose my complete
identity and become that awful depressed
person he wants me to be because he is.
Is there any help for me out there. I
know the law will not get involved unless
there is clear evidence of physical abuse.
I also know that he will not leave if I
ask him because I have in the past.
What are my options? There aren't any
kids involved only a small dog. I also
feel that I shouldn't have to leave the
place because everything in there is
mine.
wow! im new to this forum too. can someone
talk to me? i need a friend
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DPantelones
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Re: Hi All I Am New to This Forum Posted: 03-07-07 15:43pm
depressed-doll
wrote:
gottagetout
wrote:
I am a 31 year old
professional woman that has been in a
relationship with an abusive man for
almost 3 years.
I am ready to end this relationship but he
will not leave. He knows how unhappy I am
and doesn't care. We go on that roller
coaster trip one day good relationship the
other bad based on his mood.
I amd the sole provider. Everything is my
mine the place we live at. he is on the
lease but I pay all or most the bills. He
doesn't contribute to anything and he is
emotionally and mentally abusive. The
only thing that keeps me sane is my
dancing. I try to drown myself in all
things dance so I don't lose my complete
identity and become that awful depressed
person he wants me to be because he is.
Is there any help for me out there. I
know the law will not get involved unless
there is clear evidence of physical abuse.
I also know that he will not leave if I
ask him because I have in the past.
What are my options? There aren't any
kids involved only a small dog. I also
feel that I shouldn't have to leave the
place because everything in there is
mine.
wow! im new to this forum too. can someone
talk to me? i need a
friend
Depresseddoll, talk away! You can use a
new thread (so as not to take away from an
existing topic) or use the private message
thing too! If you need any help, I'd be
happy to....
D
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RedDelight
Experienced User , Rather EHEALTHy
Joined: 06 Oct 2006 Posts: 131 Location: I'm a Yettie!
Re: Hi All I Am New to This Forum Posted: 03-14-07 08:51am
gottagetout
wrote:
I am a 31 year old
professional woman that has been in a
relationship with an abusive man for
almost 3 years.
I am ready to end this relationship but he
will not leave. He knows how unhappy I am
and doesn't care. We go on that roller
coaster trip one day good relationship the
other bad based on his mood.
I amd the sole provider. Everything is my
mine the place we live at. he is on the
lease but I pay all or most the bills. He
doesn't contribute to anything and he is
emotionally and mentally abusive. The
only thing that keeps me sane is my
dancing. I try to drown myself in all
things dance so I don't lose my complete
identity and become that awful depressed
person he wants me to be because he is.
Is there any help for me out there. I
know the law will not get involved unless
there is clear evidence of physical abuse.
I also know that he will not leave if I
ask him because I have in the past.
What are my options? There aren't any
kids involved only a small dog. I also
feel that I shouldn't have to leave the
place because everything in there is
mine.
I swear I just heard a car screech to a
halt while I read this!! what???
Screw him! Just based off of you knowing
he doesn't care- then leave him to
himself. You don't need this baggage.
Yes, you are used to this- it doesn't mean
you have to stay for more!
He won't leave? Then you *make* him
leave. Take the day off, move his stuff
outside. I bet since you own the house,
he has no entitlement to the apartment.
Change the locks and have a police man
escort him out. Once you do this- don't
look back- only ahead. Don't take his
calls, letters, flowers- nothing. Enough
is enough- you do not treat someone that
you love badly. No matter what. That is
sick and twisted, and he is just going to
pull you down to his depression.
The law *can* be involved- especially if
he is not welcomed.. and not married or on
the lease- kick him out. Tell the police
that you are in fear for your safety and
would like him escorted out of your
apartment. Tell them he is not on the
lease, and has no finanical ties with you,
and is abusive- and that is why you need
him escorted out.
You are right- you do *not* have to leave.
*He* does. People can not jsut go around
beating the sh*t out of each other.. and
the police *can* get envolved. Don't let
him brainwash you any further-- I had to
do it myself.
I'm here if you need support. Feel free
to PM me .A.N.Y. time!!
-=Red=-
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lil_blaze2004
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Posted: 03-14-07 09:28am
I was kind of in the same predicament
except not the abuse part. My ex would
not leave my house. I lived there first
and most of the stuff was mine. There is
a child involved in this though and after
6 months of me telling him to leave, I
left. It sucks that I had to leave my
place (although for health reasons for our
son it was good that i did) I understand
this is your place and stuff but if you
are really sick of it, then take your
stuff and go.
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