+1 yFirst of, if a man feels the need to lie you about how long he'll be out, that relationship is already dead, just hadn't been buried yet.
Second, if he doesn't want to talk, that is quite synony doesn't want to listen to you as well.
Third, if he wanted to go, and made it clear thst he doesn't want to suffer your yammering, standing at the door and keep asking why doesn't he talk is literally asking for indecency.
What did you expected him to say, he either doesn't value your opinion or cheating or probably thinking you overreact to his outdoor activities and doesn't feel like explaining himself to you.
If he'd slapped you, what would you think of him?02 Reply- +1 y
He’s a recovering addict and has relapsed recently I have the right to “yammer” at him... I wasn’t about to let him go out and do it again... and no I shouldn’t have slapped him but I am not the only one wrong in this situation... I asked for advise not for you to cut me down alright!
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I still think you're wrong.
- I don't wanna talk
+ Okay thrn, hear me out because I feel like talking.
- (Sigh) I'm going
+ Why can't you talk?
You know what you should do with addicts and self destructive people? Keep your distance.
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Why did you slap him? I understand your frustration of you wanting him to listen to what you had to say, but what you're not realizing and he did is that you two were getting too upset to talk. So he needed to get away from you for a while until you both calm down so you can talk calmly and rationally. What you should've done is let him go until you both calmed down, then talked (keep this in mind for the future). As far as him and now goes, I'd feel the same way he does, I wouldn't want to be with someone that's abusive either. All you can TRY, is talking to him, apologizing and explaining. But he may have his mind made up I don't know? Depends how much he cares for you etc.
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+1 yI couldn't be in that type of relationship. It's a toxic relationships.
It's better to end a toxic relationship, because it'll eventually become an abusive relationship. Neither of you have self-control over your emotions. He was leaving , but you stood in his way so he had every right to push you out the way. You slapped him when all he wanted to do was leave the house. You are both emotionally and mentally immature , so the relationship will never be a healthy happy relationship10 Reply
+1 yBecause he's lying, and especially because he laid a hand on you like that, I'd say dump his ass. No guy should lay a hand on a girl - even to move them out the way. He called you a bitch. That's unacceptable! Dump his ass. Find yourself a guy who calls you his princess/queen. Not someone who thinks it's okay to call you a bitch. If he can't even sit and have a conversation and he chooses to ignore you like that then it means he's too immature to be in a relationship.
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+1 yYou accept that he doesn’t want to be with you and that the relationship is over.
Just because you don’t have the self respect to walk away from toxic behaviour doesn’t mean he doesn’t. You tried to prevent him leaving a situation he didn’t want to be in, and then you hit him. No one should have to tolerate that kind of behaviour and he is choosing not to110 Reply- +1 y
You don’t get to make that decision for him. That’s what you’re not seeing.
You make your choices; as you have done and he makes his. You have no right to dictate what someone else can do, only choose what you’re willing to stick around and tolerate. Hitting someone because you don’t like their choice is unacceptable - +1 y
Okay and it’s okay for him to lay his hands on me? And make my decisions for me I asked for advice not for someone to come on here and “dictate” me okay and act like they know our relationship... I shared one ONE situation not the prior ones so who are you to tell me I’m the one on the wrong?
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Laying his hands on you by trying to get passed you when you’re trying to stop him leaving? That doesn’t give you the right to hit someone.
I haven’t dictated anything sweetheart. You’ve asked what you should do because your boyfriend doesn’t want to be with you anymore because of your behaviour and I’m saying that’s perfectly fine for him to want that.
If he had been the one to slap you across the face would you seriously expect people here to tell you to stay with him? No. Because hitting people is wrong and everyone can choose to be with who they want; and he doesn’t want to be with you.
You not wanting to accept that doesn’t negate the truthfulness in it - +1 y
He didn’t just brush past me if you read the post he pushed me... he pushed me hard enough into the wall to wake up the neighbor... that’s when I slapped him! You act like you were there when I’m pretty sure you weren’t I never said he brushed past me... he put his hands on me first...
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“I stood at the door asking why we couldn’t just sit and talk... it turned into a bigger deal... and he ended up pushing me out of the way”
If someone is trying to get by you because they want to leave, they can leave. You choosing to stand there and try to stop them is your choice - +1 y
And he pushed you to try and leave
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@Rooroo22 You realise technically detaining someone against their will (without authority) is kidnap, and a felony? He pushed you out of the way to leave which is then an attempt to escape and evade, but you then struck him which is assault... so you’re in the wrong twice.
I think it’s best if you two part ways because he doesn’t sound all that great if he was going off to do something shady and you want to be the mother hen to him to try and “change” him.
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Well sounds like you both aren't in a healthy relationship. If you don't trust him and he's calling you names and isn't willing to be honest with you, it is probably better to part ways. You are also both starting to be too physically pushy/hurtful to each other which can easily escalate later... it's probably best that you both end it. Unless you have a good reason to stay together (which doesn't really seem to be since you both don't seem to care for each other much or about the relationship) then I would suggest you move on and find someone you would actually like to be with and have an actual relationship with that has mutual trust.
00 Replyno, your react is normal for a girl..
no one ever in this world, a girl want to be called bitch or something like that
there are something fishy right there
you boyfriend hiding something
go break with him, you need someone who can respect your relationship11 Reply- +1 y
you mean nobody in the world want to be caled a bitch?
It's his fault! He deserved that slap! You don't say "crazy bitch" to a girl you love. I am sorry to say that, but I don't think he loves anymore, maybe it's just some phase or something but he looks cold at this point, and maybe distance for a little bit could be good idea
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sp does she desetve to be slaped back
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so does she deserve to be slaped back
I would personally be annoyed too if someone made such a big deal of how long im going to be outside (wouldnt lie where id go tho). I often dont know how much time i plan to spend outside. Why stop him leaving like that? And i can't find a reason to justify the slap.
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Okay so here’s the thing he told me he would be home in 15min just stopping to say hi to some friends then 2 hours later shows up... then automatically gets defensive when I asked what took so long! And I slapped him because he pushed me hard enough into the wall to wake up my neighbor...
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I personally just avoid telling how long something is going to take. I would strongly advise you not to stand in the way of an upset person. Any wild animal will attack you if you corner them as a last resort! Its your own fault. And i would recommend breaking up with him. How long have you been in a relationship?
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But he didn't beat you (in the face?). This is really not good for a man. It's degrading if he has no means to correct it. Instead you could have said, "You hurt me!". And he would have apologized for this move I think. Escalation is going to bust the safety. In his head there was a glimpse into the future. That's why he left.
This isn't going to work out. The physicality is wrong on both fronts. If he comes to you and apologizes... then you should do the same... but if he doesn't, this is a done deal.
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+1 yI definitely don't know what he's going through, or what his intentions are. It's clearly you're doing that because you care about him, which is priceless, he could have been understanding and talked or did anything sweet, but he doesn't appreciate that, and that tells me that he doesn't really deserve you. It's clearly hard for you to dump him because you love him and stuff, still, you should do it and move on, he's just not the right guy.
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Maybe wait for him, he might come back and apologize. If he doesn't then you know what to do. I'm sorry about all this by the way. It's not easy I know.
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Yeah not a lot of people analyse the situation from both sides, just tune them out. And you are not, you're good.
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If you need or want to genuinely talk hit me up.
You shouldn't have given him the opening onto a moral high ground. Anyway, I say good riddance. He doesn't want to talk to you or hang out around you. So why are you bothered that he is breaking up?
02 ReplyDon’t try to be a control freak or mother. Violence is a no go. No matter what, it will escalate one day. You don’t want this. You have no right to interfere with his personal time. If you do it, be aware you will not have a good standing.
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Agreed. Best to call it quits on that relationship methinks. If fights turn to physical confrontation then you've betrayed each other's trust in safety.
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@PillowThief Absolutely. Seems that we both know that from experience? :D
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Not me, although an ex' did sort of shunt me once, but it was more of an accident and a coincidence that she was in a mood with me that day. :P
I really don't know y would u think he was not being honest n then u acted on it very much n u didn't even let his anger go down. So for now I just have to wait for him.
If u really love him hold him in ur arms n if u don't better move on05 Reply- +1 y
I’m 100% sure about all of it! After lying to cover his tracks over and over I got proof from the girl he cheated on me with then he tried to lie his way out of that then tonight he lied about where he was going and how long he’d be out... I’m not controlling but when you tell your significant other that you’ll be home in 15 min and don’t show up for 2 hours... I think I had the right to be upset there
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Then u r absolutely right to be mad n now that u know he really can do this to u again, because if he was ashamed of what he did he should hv apologized to u but instead he turned up the heat so yes it's still not too late to find another partner who will never break Ur trust. N u stay away from him as much as u can for Ur own good.
+1 yAccept it, he physically assaulted you stay away. Also, don't physically assault your next boyfriend.
10 ReplyIf he really cares then this would not have happened, let go, u'll surely find someone else, make sure he treats u right.
10 ReplyLeave the relationship. Come out and live single for a year. Realize your self then start a new...
10 ReplyThis sounds like it's going down the toilet anyway. Walk away
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+1 yOver reacting is normal u just need to understand each other if he doesn't want you no more fuck him and move on
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+1 yNot loyal and getting physical... yeah, break up.
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+1 yGive him time... he'll be back
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+1 yHe don’t wanna b wit ya Just accept it
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+1 yFuck him... he seems like a waste of oxygen anyway
10 ReplyBreak up.
00 ReplyLet him walk..
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+1 yOh my god
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Anonymous(30-35)+1 yBreak up.
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