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Isitme89 · 19/12/2020 00:23

Another night lying in bed crying.

I have been with my partner three years we have one year old babies and I have an older child from a previous relationship.

I am honestly confused about who is damaging our relationship he is convinced it is me- I am a little ocd about cleaning and I have trust issues from being cheated on.

When we argue my partner gets very aggressive in his tone and has shoved me a few times.

This weekend we have a date night planned for months due to lockdowns etc. Then last week his mates decided tonight would be their Xmas drinks. Partner said he wasn't fussed on going but I said I didn't mind but would he not get drunk as I didn't wanna have to do the nights with the babies on my own as I'd be tired for our date night (our boys aren't sleeping g yet) he said he wouldn't get drunk. Wednesday arrives abs it turns out he was taking over the organising of these drinks (that he wasnr fussed on) I mentioned again would he not get drunk and he went off on one. Then he didn't speak to me until today which was another argument and telling me how little he is looking forward to tomorrow night. Off out he went and he landed home completely drunk called me a fat cnut and told me how much he dislike me. He has ow passed out sleeping. He is always like this when he drinks I can't take much more of it.

I got crisps at midnight the other night as I was peckish and he said I was disgusting- I'm a size 8
Yes I have a flabby belly but I had c sections it's been hard to get my tummy flat again. Is this worth breaking up my babies family and my elder child having upheaval again

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HooverWhenTheCoastIsClear · 19/12/2020 01:09

Get rid. What a horrible person he is.
You and your children deserve better.

Ilovewatermelon · 19/12/2020 01:18

Aw hun, I feel for you. Sounds just like my partner. I've also been called fat tonight. Fed up of his aggressive tone towards me. He's an arragont little shit and yours is too. He also moans I spend too long cleaning but all he wants to do is laze about watching boxsets or drink beer and talk to me like shit and get paranoid. I sometimes wonder if its me too. But it's not. It's definetly him. Them.

I have a 2 yr old son with him but I know if I could leave I would now, its better for my son not to see how he disrespects women. My only issue is I have a dog and not great credit so actually moving put is going to be tricky.

I hope you're OK, you definetly deserve better and so does your babies x

CuppaZa · 19/12/2020 01:21

Please get rid. He doesn’t seem to bring anything to your life

Ultimateblends · 19/12/2020 01:42

You surely must know the answer to this, deep down, even if it doesn't feel clear and that is to leave.

Geppili · 19/12/2020 01:53

Jesus! This joke of a man is seriously abusive.

RantyAnty · 19/12/2020 02:24

Get rid. Life's too short to put up with an arse.

Aquamarine1029 · 19/12/2020 02:35

When we argue my partner gets very aggressive in his tone and has shoved me a few times.

You could have stopped writing right there. Get rid or get out, whatever it takes to be done with him.

katy1213 · 19/12/2020 02:57

Next time you're cleaning, I'd wipe him out of your life.

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