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Liliuk · 22/04/2020 20:49

So...husband of 20 years: 1, child (with SEN):1
We've had ups and downs for many years. He is quite controlling (has control of all finances, had to stop work to HE our child 5 years, we haven't got joint account) and very difficult (once asked if I realized how useless I was for exemple) but not a bad husband. I told him I want to see a counsellor because when I speak about splitting he tells me I shall be a rich widow but doesn't hear the important part (split) . He makes efforts....but I don't think I love him any more.....I feel stuck as he has control over all savings etc...
Feel really stuck, would really appreciate any idea or advice. Thank you

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NoMoreDickheads · 22/04/2020 21:10

Financial abuse, verbal abuse, control. He is a bad husband.

Liliuk · 23/04/2020 17:14

@NoMoreDickheads I guess he is. He's trying to change but too late....

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AnneLovesGilbert · 23/04/2020 17:16

not a bad husband

Terrible husband.

I don't think I love him any more

Good. Who would?

You’re not stuck. You can always leave. Please do.

category12 · 23/04/2020 17:21

You're married. You have a claim on the savings, any other marital assets and pensions if you divorce the tight-fisted abusive bugger.

Liliuk · 23/04/2020 21:36

Thanks everyone. I thought it was just me

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