@Kanaloa Hi and thanks for taking the time to read and reply.
Okay so to clarify, my father whenever he has been abusive and I have stuck up for myself or my son, he has told me to shut my big mouth amongst other things, but many times said shut up, and slammed doors, takes my son with him to look like the good guy, and make me look bad.
So my son has been going around slamming doors and saying shut up to all of us.
So earlier this evening was the incident I mentioned originally, where my son said shut up to my father, now in another scenario I would say he was right, but how can my father tell my son off, when it is from him that he learnt that??!! And to say I will tell your daddy, how pathetic.
I am waiting until the morning to ring the DA team I have had assistance from, as they did offer to tell my housing adviser to give me emergency accommodation a short while ago, and I panicked and thought oh god what will I tell my parents when we go, because I am so stupid and put others feelings etc first, when it is me and my son I should be thinking of.
If I can be placed somewhere tomorrow I am going, as I fear it is going to kick off here, I warned my father a week ago, that after a previous incident whereby he doesn't know I reported it, I was told to do so again if further events happened. I told him last week that I would report him, to which he said yes get them around here, I don't know who he thinks I meant, he said he will tell them I am an unfit parent.
So within a week of acting sheepish, ignoring each other, and him not starting on me, he has been very up and down towards my son instead, which proves him as what he is, an abuser, and also trying to get a reaction out of me, I now feel I can't step forward and protect my son through fear of abuse, which is wrong.
My father is now supposed to be meeting up with my ex(son's dad) tomorrow, my father does not know what has gone on exactly between me and my ex, but my father wants to speak to him about us and that we are living here, and that he loves my son but like, I am a problem blah blah, what are we doing about moving out etc. See to the authorities I don't think they match that up with DV as the abuser usually doesn't want you to leave or makes threats, but my father allowed us to come and stay for a reason because he is abusive, and it suited him.
He will get nasty if my son ignores him or he is not paid attention, very immature man. He gets nasty if you were to say no to him taking my son out, which I am no longer allowing, I think he has guessed that but I haven't said it recently in as much words. He also drinks my father daily so that adds to the abuse and he is not fit to look after my son properly, of course I will be told I have to say that, but it is easier said than done.
I just can't wait for this to end now