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Abusive relationships/ misogyny

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Bubblebug1 · 05/11/2017 14:09

Is the only option to leave or can you ever work through it?

Tia x

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Bubblebug1 · 05/11/2017 18:01

Has anyone ever made it work after abuse?

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pallasathena · 05/11/2017 19:26

Not in my circle of family and friends. Misogynists need re-educating, serious counselling and they need to acknowledge that they have psychological problems...most abusers are in a state of denial initially so you have to get past that and get them to understand that their view of the world is fatally flawed...not easy!
Personally, I wouldn't invest any more time or energy in someone who has misogyny in his/her psyche. You can't fix them.
You can ruin your life trying to. Its a no win situation.

Bubblebug1 · 05/11/2017 19:44

So there’s no hope for misogynists but abusers who want to change their behaviour theoretically could?

I just wonder if my ex would ever be able to have a relationship with DD

But probably not. He is abusive and a misogynist and I wouldn’t want her to be indoctrinated by him. I believe he’s dangerous to her after the way he treated me, too.

The courts agree right now but that could change if he reapplied.

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pallasathena · 05/11/2017 20:17

Sometimes its best just to walk away...and if you feel that your daughter could be in any danger then I personally would move heaven and earth to make sure she wasn't placed in any vulnerable situation.
And if that mean no contact with her father, then so be it.

Bubblebug1 · 05/11/2017 20:52

She’s currently NC

DP is a bit misogynistic too though tbh
Well, sometimes.
I sure pick them.
He’s insensitive but not abusive though thank God and brilliant with DD

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