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wondering about giving things another go

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turquoiseamethyst · 02/03/2015 19:46

I asked DH to leave a couple of weeks ago.

He always had a tendency to be controlling but the older he got the worse he got.

He was financially so controlling - wouldn't let me work, wouldn't let me have a car, would shout at me for not understanding things he did (I just am not as clever as he is) so I wouldn't ask and then I wouldn't know.

He was physically intimidating in front of the children.

Sexually he wouldn't take no for an answer - this was the worst part really.

He was horrible to my friends, meaning I had none left.

Gosh. Anyway, I have to explain with regards to DH - he is hugely damaged himself (as a result I think of losing both parents very suddenly as a teenager - horrible traffic fatality) and after initial HORRIBLE behaviour from him he is now saying he will do anything - counselling, whatever it takes, to get me and the children back.

I have to admit I am in two minds.

Part of me thinks if I was reading this I'd be thinking "no!" but another part wonders if it could work - I do still care for him, in a way.

We have two children and a third due in the summer.

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educatingarti · 18/03/2015 15:08

We are still here routing for you OP. I know everything feels impossible at the moment. Be kind to yourself, break up the tasks etc you want to do into very little pieces and just take it slowly bit by bit.

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