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Husbands temper

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T90 · 28/06/2023 09:38

My husband is normally a pretty laid back person but he has a horrible temper when pushed over the edge.

Ive noticed he is being quite aggressive towards our 4 year old daughter who has autism, she understands but can’t talk yet. If she is messing about e.g not doing as she’s told etc he can really shout at her and I’ve noticed he grabs her by her arms quite roughly.

The worst times are bedtime. She has habit of not sleeping and sometimes can be up for hours in the night. Last night she was up from 02.30 till 06.00. I understand how exhausting it can be when your child won’t sleep especially when you have work the next day but last night when one of the times my husband went through, he shouts at her to “go to sleep” “ stop fucking messing about” another time he pushed her down by the shoulders quite roughly, he almost held her up and threw her back on her bed, yelling at her to “shut up!” I saw it on the baby monitor. She was so upset. I ran through and cuddled her till she eventually fell asleep on me, both of us in tears.

I’m not sure what to do. I feel very uncomfortable this morning about it all. I understand children especially 4 year olds are meant to push our buttons but I feel it’s gone too far now. He apologised to me this morning but has ignored our daughter.

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SiouxsieSiouxStiletto · 28/06/2023 09:41

I’m not sure what to do. I feel very uncomfortable this morning about it all.

I don't say this lightly but he's an abusive twat and you need to get him to leave.

Are you getting any help with DD? Is she on slow release melatonin?

IVFbeenverylucky · 28/06/2023 09:53

Seriously, you need to leave to protect your child. And he needs anger management and a no contact order. He is not apologising to a disabled non verbal FOUR year old. You need to get him out, or you and your child to a refuge.

glast · 28/06/2023 09:55

Couldn't read that without feeling so fucking angry. Seriously, leave the cunt

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T90 · 28/06/2023 09:38

My husband is normally a pretty laid back person but he has a horrible temper when pushed over the edge.

Ive noticed he is being quite aggressive towards our 4 year old daughter who has autism, she understands but can’t talk yet. If she is messing about e.g not doing as she’s told etc he can really shout at her and I’ve noticed he grabs her by her arms quite roughly.

The worst times are bedtime. She has habit of not sleeping and sometimes can be up for hours in the night. Last night she was up from 02.30 till 06.00. I understand how exhausting it can be when your child won’t sleep especially when you have work the next day but last night when one of the times my husband went through, he shouts at her to “go to sleep” “ stop fucking messing about” another time he pushed her down by the shoulders quite roughly, he almost held her up and threw her back on her bed, yelling at her to “shut up!” I saw it on the baby monitor. She was so upset. I ran through and cuddled her till she eventually fell asleep on me, both of us in tears.

I’m not sure what to do. I feel very uncomfortable this morning about it all. I understand children especially 4 year olds are meant to push our buttons but I feel it’s gone too far now. He apologised to me this morning but has ignored our daughter.

You need to leave this man immediately. This is abuse and it will get worse.

If one of your friends or relatives told you that her husband treated her like this, you would rightfully be horrified.

Until you do leave him, I wouldn't ever leave him alone with your daughter.

GiveOverRover · 28/06/2023 10:04

You do know what to do OP. You need to get your DD and yourself away from this man without delay, because he is not safe.
Do you have anyone you can turn to for help in real life?

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