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Husband eye rolls

9 replies

EscAnne2 · 11/08/2023 12:23

I have childhood PTSD and DH mum triggers me. DH knows about my abuse. I tried to explain to him today I understand why I get triggered around her. He rolls his eyes at me. I don’t want t to go into huge details as I could literally write 20 books on the subject but just for context he never supports me or makes me feel that he’s listening or cares. Just a few examples: when DD was born MIL whose Indian started crying and said God has cursed her family by not giving her a grandson. I was upset and DH told me to grow up and I can just ignore her “in one ear and out of the other ear” is his motto, my DD was 3 days old when she made this comment.

over time MIL has called me fat, said I shouldn’t wear certain colours. She’s tried to get me divorced from DH and once told me to pack my bags and leave my DD with her.

I had an awful childhood and I know it might sound odd to someone who had a normal childhood but I kind of put up with it as it wasn’t as bad as what I’ve already been through. Part of me feel I deserve this. I’m trying to get better and in one book I’m reading (Paul Walker) he suggests telling those close to you when you are having a flashback and what your triggers are. I tried this morning and he rolled his eyes at me. How do I react? I got upset and cried infront of the kids. They’re playing now. We were supposed to go out as a family. I don’t know how I salvage the day.

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Americano75 · 11/08/2023 12:35

He sounds as big a cunt as his mum.

WhineWhineWhineWINE · 11/08/2023 12:39

Americano75 · 11/08/2023 12:35

He sounds as big a cunt as his mum.

This 👆

pikkumyy77 · 11/08/2023 12:39

Leave him. Don’t you want to be with someone nice and loving. Not someone mean and emotionally lazy?? Don’t think about what you deserve because you probably don’t think you deserve much. But do think what you would want for your daughter. And seize it for yourself.

Cranberriesandtea · 11/08/2023 12:41

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Soubriquet · 11/08/2023 12:51

He’s not a husband he’s a mummy’s boy who won’t defend you when it comes down to it.

Leave him and take your dd away eom that poison

Skyisbluegrassisgreen · 11/08/2023 12:55

I think you know you need to leave to stop your daughter growing up in this environment

Ella31 · 11/08/2023 12:56

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Your comment is horrible and extremely concerning not to mention racist.

Tinkerbyebye · 11/08/2023 13:12

I just wouldn’t have anything to do with his mum let him go and see her

mrssunshinexxx · 11/08/2023 15:10

You could be so, so much happier.
Try and imagine your daughter coming to you as if this thread was her life and asking for advise. What would you tell her ?

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