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Tyedye · 04/10/2006 10:33

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Tyedye · 07/10/2006 09:46

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charliebat · 07/10/2006 09:47

Does he work a lot, do get some peace inbetween?

Tyedye · 07/10/2006 09:48

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Pinkchampagne · 07/10/2006 09:49

Oh dear. I am so sorry things are no better for you, Tyedye. This man will NEVER change!

I am glad your HV is still offering you support. What has she suggested you do?

It does take an awful lot if courage to walk away from the relationship & the process is far from easy, but I don't think it will be any harder than the life you are living day in day out atm, & one day you and your children could be living a far happier, more relaxed lifestyle.
I know it is not easy though.

I hope you get the support you need to help you through this.

Thinking of you.x

charliebat · 07/10/2006 09:51

Good grief

ggglimpopo · 07/10/2006 09:54

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Pinkchampagne · 07/10/2006 10:19

Great advice from ggg.
You cannot go on like this, Tyedye.

divastrop · 07/10/2006 11:20

i agree excellent advice from ggg.i had changes of clothes etc stored at a friends house and a plan in place.
with my xp,though,the relationship ended violently as i didnt plan it,i just snapped,which was not a good way to do it as i was putting myself in danger.
my ds2's father hasnt been in touch since he left town,a week after i threw him out.that was nearly 3 years ago.

Tyedye · 09/10/2006 09:55

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divastrop · 09/10/2006 14:04

you are not turning inot thim ur just angry and had enough.
i flipped and lost it with my xp,after 4 years of absue i exploded and had him(6'4" 15 stone) pinned to the floor by his throat.i have never been a violent person and that was way out of character for me but thats what happens.
dont feel guilty.ur human,thats all.

messyoldmess · 09/10/2006 16:33

You are not turning into him, he is just making you very angry & no doubt very stressed.

When I saw a DV woman, her advice to me was to log everything, including things the children say & exactually what happens, and date it.

Have a safety plan. Have copies of important paperwork, be sure to have an extra set of keys, keep your mobile charged & with you at all times & work out where you could go quickly if needed. Maybe you could stay with your mum or a friend in an emergency.
Also keep spare clothes at either a good friends house, or maybe your parents house, for both yourself & your children.

You really do need to make an appt with the CAB, & then a solicitor to find out your rights with regards to your house etc.

It is very very hard to make the decision to break free, but your life sounds very unhappy atm, & you are clearly walking on eggshells constantly. I don't think that leaving will be as tough as the life you are living right now tbh, & one day you & your children could be living a far happier, more relaxed lifestyle.

Good luck.x

glitterfairy · 09/10/2006 19:50

Tyedye have just found this and am sending you a huge >. You have been through so much and you know that I think you are wise and wonderful as well. I know you think you are not doing well but you are getting shit from more than one person at the moment and that is really really hard, honestly hun you are being brilliant!

Tyedye · 10/10/2006 13:23

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themoon666 · 10/10/2006 13:34

Hi Tyedye.. sounds like things are no better for you than last time we met on the drinking thread

Thinking of you.

Judy1234 · 10/10/2006 14:28

If you don't want to stay with him why not get him excluded from the house or ask him to leave, rather than you and the teenagers going? If you have no money you may get legal aid.
Also some people find diet can help with depression (which is free of charge) - see sites like www.radiantrecovery.com although it looks to me as if it's your circumstances which is the problem.

glitterfairy · 10/10/2006 14:40

Tyedye how are you today? Am off out in a moment trecking round new schools this evening for ds and hoping not to bump into the X! Will check in later though.

Pinkchampagne · 10/10/2006 18:27

How are things, Tyedye?

Tyedye · 11/10/2006 13:40

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Tyedye · 12/10/2006 22:49

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Tyedye · 13/10/2006 22:01

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Pinkchampagne · 13/10/2006 22:05

You need to go and make an appt at the CAB, they can help you work out what you are entitled to.
Also, go & speak to a solicitor. Some of them offer free/very cheap first sessions.

Pinkchampagne · 13/10/2006 22:12

You will more than likely be better off than you think.

moomooland · 13/10/2006 22:39

Hello tyedye

So sorry about your situation - have you considered trying women's aid helpline
0808 2000 247 - they can go through your options whether you decide to stay or go {{hug}}

Pinkchampagne · 13/10/2006 22:43

Is your HV still visiting, Tyedye?

Tyedye · 14/10/2006 09:32

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