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Stay or leave

53 replies

Eh97 · 08/06/2022 16:28

My fiancé and I have been together about 3years…. We’ve haven’t always had the best of times- in all honesty.

we’ve been through couples therapy but he is still verbally nasty (calling me all sort of names) and he breaks / damages my belongs (three pairs of daily glasses, multiple phones, clothes- sometimes whilst they’re on me and my bedside cabinet at my mums. To name but a few).

I’m going through therapy, but my therapist cut my session the other day short as my fiancé kept walking in and trying to continue the argument that we had before. I had to nip to my mums as I had a parcel delivered so I had to pick it up and said I’m going to mums, so he thought I was staying there and having dinner (not the case). I went home and started sorting my dinner out as he’d done his own-for once! And he refused to let me use the oven and proceeded to wipe his hands over my mushroom, telling me his hands were dirty. I threw the mushroom at him as I was at my wits end as we’d argued the night before too! He grabbed me by my T-shirt and forced me to take the rubbish bags to the bin, he then locked me out and deliberately took his keys from the kitchen side to put them in the door so my keys wouldn’t work from the outside.

He goes through my phone and won’t let me socialise with my mates as there would have been males there

OP posts:
movingon2022 · 09/06/2022 19:02

Eh97 · 09/06/2022 08:25

@Knackeredmommy because I love him and his a great person at times

Dear OP I think that all of us reading your post are just confused with the fact that you are asking if you should leave or stay. It blows my mind and that you say you love him and that he is "great person" "sometimes"!?!!? It really does.

What you should be doing is run, run as fast as you can and as soon as you are safe you should report him to the police. This person is a bloody criminal. His behavior is criminal behavior!!! You should also report this therapist, immediately, before she does more damage to some other poor souls out there. She has no idea what she is doing. I am appalled at her behavior. She, as a professional, should have told you to seek help immediately, to leave your fiancé and seek refuge somewhere safe. She should not have continued sessions with you two as he is a violent psychopath.

movingon2022 · 09/06/2022 19:03

You should also find a competent therapist as soon as possible to get some individual counseling. Hugs.💕

cleowasmycat · 15/06/2022 23:37

You ok OP?

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