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If you were at the Wycombe Swan tonight

103 replies

Scallywaggle · 22/11/2018 22:40

Please leave him. Find a safehouse. Please Tonight. Now.

Go where you’re safe.

Please can some regular MNers post links to help that can be provided?

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chickenloverwoman · 23/11/2018 01:23

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halfwitpicker · 23/11/2018 01:54

Bumping

Shriek · 23/11/2018 02:03

The police can be called and take to refuge.
Also the national domestic violence helpline 0800 2000 247 - different to the one ^
If you are reading, its not your fault, it never is, you don't deserve it, you never could, you do deserve better, always.

LondonLassInTheCountry · 23/11/2018 02:08

Please seek help

BlackBeltInChildWrangling · 23/11/2018 02:22

Bump

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Faroutbrussel · 23/11/2018 02:23

Bump

kateandme · 23/11/2018 02:52

its so hard.if the police are called and shes not ready.she will always go home to him and him come home to her.and this will then be so much worse for her when that happens.he wont like it at all.and her punishment much worse.

Shriek · 23/11/2018 03:10

Only she should call the police, no-one else unless it's necessary when witnessing abuse

AmazingGrace16 · 23/11/2018 03:20

Bump x

jellybeanlover · 23/11/2018 03:31

[Flowers]

Lozzerbmc · 23/11/2018 06:17

Bump

BlackBeltInChildWrangling · 23/11/2018 06:57

Bump

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Ravenclawclassof84 · 23/11/2018 07:37

@looondonn thanks for posting, i remember your posts. I'm glad you got away and hope you're OK xxx

Domestic abuse is terrible and terrifying to witness as you feel so helpless. I wonder if the lady and that 'man' are regulars at the Wycombe Swan, and if she has any friends that go there who could somehow discreetly 'reach out' (for want of a better phrase) to her and encourage her to seek help?

Ravenclawclassof84 · 23/11/2018 07:54

Although reading my last post, it might be hard to find out who those friends are.
Thinking of everyone who is stuck in awful situations and can't see any escape. There is, it can be just bloody impossible to see it xxxx

MickHucknallspinkpancakes · 23/11/2018 08:00

I think the Wycombe Swan is a theater @Ravenclawclassof84.

InflagranteDelicto · 23/11/2018 08:05

01494 461367 - Wycombe women's aid.they can help you move to a different area if full /if necessary for your safety.

Yes, Wycombe Swan is a theatre.

Please seek support. You deserve better than that life xx

hellsbellsmelons · 23/11/2018 08:38

This is from the Wycombe Womens Aid website.
Refuge - 01494 461367
Outreach - 07890 456907
IDVA - 07483 159153
www.wycombewomensaid.org.uk/

I hope she finds the strength.

Lozzerbmc · 23/11/2018 08:57

Hope the lady in question sees helpful PPs above

Whywonttheyletmeusemyusername · 23/11/2018 09:38

I was that woman once...2 guys intervened and he beat the crap out of them. Then of course, me. I got out. I hope that poor woman sees this, and realises that IT CAN BE DONE. YOU CAN GET OUT LOVELY.

TombIhadaGraveChange · 23/11/2018 09:52

If they were at a theatre, do you know where they were sitting? I'm just wondering if you contacted the police they could find out who they were any maybe go and have a word with her? But would that be OTT?

Shriek · 23/11/2018 11:01

Yes, best not to intervene, see pp! Who got beaten up for it. The police turning up will come with consequences

Scallywaggle · 23/11/2018 11:42

Thankyou so much for contributing and bumping. Some heartbreaking stories.

I am so concerned for her, I don’t know if I can write here publicly the things he said. The tone he used was beyond vile. Agressive. It was the way he said everything that actually got attention.

About 10 people witnessed it & he threatened to hurt anyone that intervened. That young woman was limping, physically hurt. By him? Probably.

If I gave the police the seat number anonymously, would the police realistically do anything, safely, that won’t risk her safety any more than it already is? Would the theatre hand out her name to the police? It was obvious she had bought the tickets, from what he said.

So many questions and the more I think about it the more worrying it is.

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Scallywaggle · 23/11/2018 11:44

Trying to think of a way to reach put to her.

If anyone is on the High wycombe FB page can they post a link to this? Can that be done anonymously? I don’t do FB.

If you know anyone there, can you send them this link to post, maybe?

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MickHucknallspinkpancakes · 23/11/2018 12:09

Was it Psychic Sallie OP? In the theatre i mean...?

Scallywaggle · 23/11/2018 12:29

If you’re a trollhunter please take it up with MNHQ who will confirm I have been using this site genuinely for a very long time with no issues. Multiple namechanges over 10 years.

If you’re trying to contribute productively to help this lady, that would be great.

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