Just wondering if there is a name for this type of behaviour. Things my STBXH does/did.
Causes arguments with the dc anytime I was going out so there was always someone crying when I left which would ruin any enjoyment of going out.
Jealous- of me wanting to spend time with anyone other than him. Would verbalize this by saying for example 'Oh so where did you go?
Me - 'We went to Zizis
Him - I'd love to go to Zizis.
Then look all pathetic and sad.
When we first met he was a bit stalkerish but I was in a really horrible vunerable place and mistook him for the 'knight in shining armour'.
I remember the first time we kissed and the first time we slept together and I felt rushed and like my saying I'm not sure about this wasn't really listened to.
Only ever hears half an instruction/request.
When sex dried up in our marriage I would wake up next to him either masterbating or touching me trying to initiate sex.
I got to the point where I'd actively encourage my youngest dc to sleep in with me so I didn't have to sleep beside him.
I actually realised one day I was constantly saying i was ill because I wanted him to leave me alone and not pester me.
If I ever tried to talk to him and said anything he didn't like, anything that didn't paint him in the best light, he would get angry and walk out slamming doors. When he came back he would apologise but never want to continue talking.
Never ever accept responsibility for anything. Even now we have separated he has said he can accept that I've fallen out of love with him but anything else is bullshit. He feels he was nothing but a devoted partner and couldn't have done anything else to make me happy.
Within first 2 years of meeting applied for a job 200 miles away from our hometown. I now believe 100% this was so he would have me all to himself, more control over me.
Jealous of my relationship with my ds. Will try and belittle him. Gets all arsey when I defend ds
There are other behaviours but can't think right now.
Is there a name for this kind of behaviour? I know what I call him isn't the technical term
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Is there a name for this behaviour?
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inmyshoos · 18/10/2017 23:29
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