My husband hit me | | Posted by Utterly Sad at July 7, 2010 | | Tags: 2010 July Relationship Violence |
Just last night, we fought (PHYSICALLY).
I punched him. He kicked me.
He kicked me in my chest that I flew. And he kicked me on my thigh as though we are doing thai boxing.
I never thought it would turn out this way.
Help me somebody.
I dont know what to do next.
He is not apologetic. He thinks I was the one who irritated him to behave this way.
I dont know what to do.
Should I just pretend nothing has happened? And live life as per normal with him? Or should I demand an apology?
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Lake Windham, B.S., L.C.D.C.
It's "remorse" and "predictor" (not "perdicument") and "their past behavior" (not "there past behavior") and "especially" not "excpellially" and "anything" is one word not two, and "certainly" not "certinally". Good lord.
You are both psychos and deserve each other.
NOW.If this is the first time, it won't be the last. There are programs thru your community and churches that will help you annonymusly.A man that hits will always hit at some point and you can never love it away.Are there children in the household ??? If he doesn't own what he has done,and he doesn't or he would not have said YOU MADE ME DO THIS, he will always do it!!! GET OUT NOW !!!!!
Unfortunately, many women often think they can either "please" their partner or change their partner and make things better. It simply doesn't work. Whatever change you make now, the other person will simply ask for more, then you'll make more changes, but they'll ask for even more. It's a bottomless pit that cannot be filled.
The issue is about control for abusive people, not whether you act the right way. An exception is that some people like to intentionally get at someone until the other person explodes. In that case, you would be just as guilty of trying to control someone.
In either case, resorting to mental or physical abuse on either side will never yield a positive outcome. Don't underestimate how quickly things can escalate out of control. You can choose to "pretend" that things will get better, or move on and possibly live to talk about it another day.
GET THE FUCK OUT OF THAT RELATIONSHIP.
How's that? :)
Live life as per normal? Well only if your normal life is violent.
Apology? I think you should get out of the relationship, his actions were way out of control.
Oh and if you struck first go get some help with your anger management before you get yourself in more trouble.
My girl friend is a whore and we argue all the time. But I will never lay my hand on her. One time she hit me and called the police because she was so fucked up. I had to make up excuses for the police to let her go.
A real man would not hit a woman, especially the one he loves.
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