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Home with husband issues with aggression

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lorza03 · 13/06/2020 07:28

Not sure I’f this is the right thread - but here we go I am a mum of 3 children under 5. I am 30 yrs and my husband is 46 yrs
My husband pays for most for the out goings but I pay for nursery fees which average around 350 pcm,
We have a little bit of cash we keep in the kitchen just in case we need it
I woke up early a few mornings ago to £20 to get some bits from the co op and walked with my son.
Change in pushchair .
Later on that day my husband had his dogs hair cut and nipped in for the £20 I said sorry I broke into the 20 this morning for a few bits.
He went crazy called me Names said threating words did not speak 3 days is still not speaking ! He said I robbed him it’s his money. For me I feel saddened and hurt that I was spoken to this way . I feel there was no value in anyway.
It’s not the first time he has used this approach. We have been together 6 years married for 2.
This time I have real doubt in my mind as to wether I want to stay in my marriage I feel it will happen again and do I want to be spoken to like this for all my married life feeling upset for days and then forgiving this person over and over .
I know do you ever really know what’s best. But I feel unsure what or where to go from here . I’m nervous to speak when we do speak or wether what I’ll have to say will be heard and not pushed to the side once again.
I’m nervous as I am a widow and then this time would be a failed marriage .
What do you guys think or do you have any helpful advise for me ?

OP posts:
pog100 · 13/06/2020 07:45

Yes, that it's completely clear from the outside that this is not someone to share your life with. Get out!

needhandhold · 13/06/2020 08:07

How awful. I bet your previous partner never spoke to you like this! You know it’s wrong and you’re unhappy. Get out while you can

lorza03 · 13/06/2020 08:17

So I managed to try and bring up the issue this morning and he just said will you txt my ex wife and ask for get the kids at 3!! He said what’s the problem you didn’t apologise to me . It’s done there is nothing to say! I am so hurt and upset I am scared about where me and my children will live. I just Didint think it’s would happen . I don’t suppose you ever know what will happen in life

OP posts:
Mosseywossey · 13/06/2020 11:06

Wow wow just leave he will get worse and worse

ThePathToHealing · 13/06/2020 11:15

I'm sorry to hear of this OP. It sounds like you are having to spend a lot of energy dealing with your husband and his outbursts. Leaving is difficult but once you are out you have the energy to make your life better without someone pulling you down everyday.

I often think that the way someone reacts to hurting you is illuminating. You are trying to resolve a situation causing you hurt and he decides to bring another woman in to it (perhaps to subtely say he could have options). Leaving a problem unresolved is incredibly mean. My ex would walk away, leave the house, go to sleep, give me the silent treatment. You have a voice and it deserves to be heard.

lorza03 · 13/06/2020 12:24

Thank you al for the comments , I have a voice but don’t feel it’s heard like I’m insignificant . I have spoken to my friend and she is going to help me to move forward

OP posts:
wantmorenow · 13/06/2020 12:55

Would you like practical advice, if so then maybe some information about whether your home is rented or owned etc plus if you are working etc. I assume so if you are paying for childcare. Living with this man going forward is not good for you and your kids. Lots of wise people here who can help and support you.

longtimecomin · 13/06/2020 13:18

He's a bad one, get legal advice and plan your exit.

PicsInRed · 13/06/2020 13:32

OP, what are the circumstances of his marriage ending? Did she leave him? If so, this will be why. You really need to make him twice divorced, for your sake and that of the kids.

copycopypaste · 13/06/2020 13:33

What exactly do you get out of this relationship?

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