Dp just told me he's had enough

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He says he hates me and can't bear to look at me no more. Ive ruined his life apparently . I haven't done nothing wrong. W have 3 children under 5. Wtf should I do ?

Allow him to go. Give him his space.

For whatever reason he needs it. The worst thing you can do is be needy.

The grass is not always greener. Let him go and discover that.

He says it's his house ( it's both of ours) so he's not leaving.

Then he'd best buy himself a blindfold.

What is he suggesting? Does he want you to leave? Is the house bought or rented. Sorry you're going through this. I would probably suggest seeing a solicitor in the coming days.

Get legal advice asap.

Tell him to fuck off. That is your and your children's home, unless he wants to pay for another one for all of you. Does he seriously just think he can tell you to leave? What does he think you will do, walk out without your children leaving them with him?! Tell him if he's that unhappy, he can be the one to go. He knows where the door is!

Don't do anything as long as you feel safe.

Just let yourself get calm.Is this usual argument? Can't help but feel with 3 under 5 you must both be exhausted.

His words have shaken you but try to centre yourself.
Whatever happens you will be fine.

Thank you all. He's gone for a walk. I still don't know what to do for the best.

Is the mortgage in both your names?

This has come out of the blue?

Don't you go anywhere. Tell him if he can't stand to be around you, he will need to go as with three kids to care for you will need the space. Tell him that this is his issue to sort out. You don't need to run around making everything okay for him right now.

Has he been acting oddly before now?

Is your home owned or rented? Am assuming you aren't married?

Do you work? Don't go anywhere- I agree with buttery.

Did he really say that? I'm stunned. A lot of good advice on this thread already.

So he expects that he can finish with you, and stay in the house while you and his three young children leave and live, where?

Stay put. He can leave.