A lot of these people are going to just straight out say be saying "Leave him" and I get that that's hard to process. You're always more attached to your first boyfriend & it can be really hard to separate what's right from what you're feeling. Basically at this time, you can't trust how you *feel* about things but to look at what's happening. You should *never* be hit. Saying sorry *doesn't* give him the right to act however he wants and until he *can* manage himself you really need to find somewhere else to live. Keep it quiet. Take your time in planning things. Create a list boundaries that he has to be able to respect if he wants to stay with you & what the consequences are if he if he breaks them. Things like: You can see me between these times for 3 or 4 hours. If you start name calling or becoming violent I'm leaving the date, you need to attend AA or another similar service, For the first few weeks only meet in cafes/restaurants/cinema's & places where there are lots of people, a neutral area will give you a lot more options.
DO NOT tell him where the place you're staying is. I know it's tempting, I know you'll be happy to show off the new place & want to spend time with him there but IF you're going to spend time go to his house, set yourself a time limit (3 or 4 hours say) & make sure you stick to it. It's not something to beat yourself up about but people need boundaries that's how we develop respect. Respect is essential for any long-term relationship. He doesn't own you, he's not 'better than you' and he is fully responsible for his behaviour. There are always consequences for our actions but it can take some time to learn this. Make sure you get help from family or a good friend that when you go & see him you will contact them within a certain amount of time or before you go & when you leave. At this time, it's a very bad idea to try and stay with him, or at all if he's even going to consider acting like this, but take it one step at a time if you're going to. If you're really stuck as far as bond or being able to afford rent, remember there are house sitting websites where you just have to look after the house & pet & can often stay rent free. Be safe xx
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He's clearly an asshole and has a serious drinking problem (alcoholic) Plus, saying sorry for treating you like shit afterwards for so many times wouldn't count as a real apology anymore. I suggest you finding a place or moving in with one of your friends after breaking up with him. If you just keep listening him apologizing, you'll never be able to get rid of your problem and live a happy life.
Be straight up telling him that you're breaking with him (don't say that you want to, tell him that YOU ARE doing that) then just get your stuff and leave. Don't let his words make you stay, be strong minded and get away from the person that is the main reason that causes you to be unhappy.
Leave him. He's just harming you and making your life miserable. He IS being abusive towards you. We all get angry, but his behavior is totally out of hand. Don't stand by his side any longer. He doesn't deserve a good person like you. Get law enforcement involved if need be. Do whatever you can to keep yourself safe.
You're dating an abusive alcoholic who is treating you like crap and hurting you. You can't seriously imagine it's going to get better with this guy - it's only going to get worse as time goes on.
It is NOT your fault that he is this way (he clearly has some mental/emotional/anger/depression issues that are made worse by the alcohol), but it IS your fault if you know that he's bad, and even DANGEROUS for you, and you still choose to stay with him. You absolutely deserve much better than this, and women who stay with men like this often get badly beaten, mained, or even killed.
You need to GET OUT of this relationship ASAP. Go back to your parents, or move in with a friend, or find a women's shelter if you must, but GET AWAY from this guy, make a clean and complete break, and don't look back.
I seen this type of questions pop to many times on here, and I will be rather blunt to the bone. Do you really need someone on the web to reinforce something that should be common sense? Abuse has no place in a relationship, no matter how delusional woman get trying to go easy on the guy. Abuse is abuse, and abuser is an abuser who does not stop. I know this way to well, I stood up countless times for my mom while my step dad abused her. We gotten into physical and verbal fights quite often, and yet in the end my mom tried to change him. I grown to hate and despise this oddly desire to "change" or to "fix" that women tend to bear.
You want my opinion? Don't make excuses, and stop trying to lie to yourself. Abusers often never change, as such leave.
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Leave him.
He can call the police, but if there is a sign of domestic abuse they will be on your side. Given this fact he probably won't call the police.
He doesn't seem like the kind of guy that you want to be in a long term relationship withGet out now. It will only get worse. Unfortunately a friend of mine went through the same thing and eventually he became physically violent with her. But emotional abuse is just as bad. Save yourself before he really hurts you.
Same happened to me he is out of my life. Now, try to work it out
Darling, this is abuse! You need to leave, and find somewhere else to live. This situation will only get worse. Relationships aren't like this! Don't let anyone treat you like this!
Dump him. Why would you put up with this crap? He is abusive. I can't even fathom being in a relationship like this. It must be mentally exhausting.
sounds like the drinking is the problem. or he might be into something else.
You can leave your abusive relationship.
Run girl Run from him. He will only get worse!
get to stop drinking or break up with his stupid ass! if he can't do it for u he won't be able to do it for anyone and it'll go bad for him one day when his drinking leads to liver failure or a car crash or something else
End it, end of discussion. It's only downhill from there
Break up with him asap
Don't make him mad.
Break up before he cripples or kills you.
leave
Kick his sack.
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