eventually talking things were resolved but it took months for his behavior even at home to be acceptable again
Why? If he was suffering 'stress' brought on by you being in hospital, surely that should resolve pretty quickly when you're at homne?
Gave him strong sedatives to help him sleep with a newborn in the house,and the counseling he seemed to spend criticizing me and my annoying anxious behavior. His sleeping and not being disturbed was paramount. He basically was a fucking tyrant.
Why did he need sedatives?? Did the baby crying trigger his PTSD? I'm finding this hard to believe. Could he have been lying to you about the sedatives?
I was a shadow of who I used to be and with counseling realised very quickly he was the problem,not me or our child. The moment I became more assertive and questioned his nonsense he changed almost instantly back to the man I loved.
So he can control how he behaves. He's CHOOSING to act this way with you. That's not how a loving man acts. He sounds like a monster.
Hes been diagnosed with ptsd after a traumatic previous marriage in which he was emotionally and physically abused.
Really? Do you have proof of this, or is this an excuse? Sounds like he's monumentally selfish and everything is ALL about him. Could he be lying about his ex to make you feel sorry for him? Just an idea.
we've been together for 2 of my birthdays and hes never remembered either!
Selfish tosser.
Why on earth do you still want to be with him? If you've only been together 2 years, that's very quick to have a baby and then another pregnancy, ESPECIALLY if his behaviour hsa been so awful in the interim.
Why did you think it was a good idea to have another dc with him?
He's completely unsupportive and has made you a shell of your former self. That's the sign of a terrible relationship!
I have no idea if he really does have PTSD but it sounds as though he's very abusive and your relationship is toxic. You're walking on eggshells around, him, he was useless when you had your dc, he's uncaring, treats you like shit...
It doesn't matter if his behaviour is caused by stress or whether it's deliberate; it's hurting you and affecting you. You deserve better.
I also suggest you do the Freedom Programme so you can learn how to avoid men like this in future.