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Fecking stupid useless bloody man!

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Rhubarb · 25/05/2006 16:06

We've just had yet another argument about moving back in which he accused me of actually wanting to go back to England on the basis that I've done lots of work and research on moving there. I've had to, he wasn't doing anything, but this means, in his mind, that I want to move there.

I've been on and off the last few months, ever since we decided to go back really. I've tried bucking myself up, getting snacks to make sure that I eat, etc. But today, after this argument, he wanted to go for a walk and I didn't, so he said that I'm spending too much time slumming around the house, that I'm getting far too depressed and I'm just like my mum. When I objected to that, as I would (if you know my mum) he just said "yeah the truth hurts doesn't it?" and other things that basically implied that I'm far more like my mum than I realise.

He hasn't noticed the good stuff that I'm doing, like the 20 letters of application and cvs I've sent out on his behalf, the way I'm trying to pull myself out of depression with no bloody help from him! He's gone out now and I just feel shellshocked that he could be so nasty. I feel like wrecking every single item of his.

He turns my words round, he denys things that I know he has said, he never sees the positives that I've done, only the negatives and now I'm depressed and that's all my fault and I'm now I'm just like my mum and the reason I react to that so badly is because I know it is true apparently.

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Rhubarb · 25/05/2006 20:29

Can't afford to! Maybe in the future yes, but right now I have to go where prices are cheapest. At least she will only be a train ride away! Smile

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Rhubarb · 25/05/2006 21:15

He's just come and hovered and now said that he's going to bed. We've barely spoken a word all evening. I feel shit. Sad

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Hoopoe · 25/05/2006 21:25

Sad Really sorry you're going through this and really hope things work out.

Tortington · 25/05/2006 22:32

you could hire a summer caravan near me and dh can get your dh a job but it would just be labouring and he would clear £194 pw.

and i'll bake a fucking cake if you do!

Tortington · 25/05/2006 22:35

or park your caravan on a site - or a field.

Rhubarb · 26/05/2006 08:53

We've got our own caravan Custy! If I come to Brighton, I've a feeling I'll be coming alone.

I've written dh a letter as talking is getting us nowhere, he just says that I have a problem, I'm a depressive and I'll never be happy. So I've started from Christmas when we both said we'd be making a decision and I've listed everything that was said. It's kind of a fact file. He says that he never made any decision, which is true, he implied lots of things but he never actually made a decision which is why he can now lean back and say "you wanted it, it's your doing therefore you are to blame". I'm taking the blame anymore.

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Tortington · 28/05/2006 16:10

and hows it going now?

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