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5 replies

Dannimum · 18/01/2018 16:12

Hi all, any advice would be greatly appreciated. I’m at a total loss.
Where do I start? It’s all a mess!

So some background info. Married 3 kids together 10 years.

Well over the last few years he’s never seems to be happy/satisfied. Some days he’s lovely and evething is good. Others he comes home from work an nick picks at stuff, house being dirty ect. (Which it is not!)
Dh says the marriage is not normal, because of the lack of sex, once a week, and if not sex foreplay in between, tmi I know Blush.
If I say no, he gets in a mood, loses his temper, bangs things and talks to himself?? Passion killer right? We then argue and throws insults I’m lazy ect. I do all cooking, washing, kids ready try and clean as much as I can. But I feel it’s never good enough.
Just feel like there are so many demands to try and be what he wants, it’s exhausting.

He’s totally insure, needs to be praised everyday. I believe he’s depressed, I’ve heard him crying at night, he’s very the world is against me, life is rubbish ect. I feel he’s expecting me to make him happy, but I know I cant, I’ve been depressed! I’ve tried talking to him, family, but nothing happens.
I’m at my wits end.
I have a good circle of friends and work is my break. I carry on like everything is ok, because I have too, just won’t be able to do this forever.
I’ve tried talking, ends in DH shouting and invalidating my feelings, I’ve asked for couples concilling numerous times, what next?
Sorry for the rant but at my wits end!

OP posts:
LanaDReye · 18/01/2018 16:22

This sounds bad - him crying at night, Sounds depressed, and you saying he is "invalidating my feelings", which sounds controlling.

Could you get him to see a GP to see if depression?

Have you said that you need things to change and asked what he wants to do?

LanaDReye · 18/01/2018 16:22

This sounds bad - him crying at night, Sounds depressed, and you saying he is "invalidating my feelings", which sounds controlling.

Could you get him to see a GP to see if depression?

Have you said that you need things to change and asked what he wants to do?

GreenFingersWouldBeHandy · 18/01/2018 16:24

Sorry to be blunt but...

Serve him divorce papers.

He sounds like a nightmare and is making your life an absolute misery. But no, it's all him, him, him... boo-hoo they're all out to get me bollox.

Utter rubbish, I don't think I could stand to be in the same room as him, let alone bed. You'll be well rid.

hellsbellsmelons · 18/01/2018 16:46

Have you looked into the practicalities of separation?
Could you do it on your own?
It sounds exhausting just reading it, so having to live it every day must be a nightmare.
Is he at least a hands on dad?

hellsbellsmelons · 18/01/2018 16:46

Have you looked into the practicalities of separation?
Could you do it on your own?
It sounds exhausting just reading it, so having to live it every day must be a nightmare.
Is he at least a hands on dad?

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