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Out of interest, what would you do if your long term dp spat in your face?

164 replies

Namechanged11111 · 02/08/2024 00:24

Just that really? 😞

OP posts:
SeeSeeRider · 02/08/2024 07:11

Namechanged11111 · 02/08/2024 00:43

But don’t you all realise, it’s my fault! I pushed him to do it.

He honestly believes that to be the case. Because I am a ‘stupid cunt and I should shut the fuck up’

It sounds like he is the (profoundly) stupid one in the relationship. He could get dangerous - you should make him move out, and a police report could help in making him do that.

NoraLuka · 02/08/2024 07:14

I’d like to say I’d leave immediately but it isn’t that easy. I would write down what happened, and how I felt, while I was still feeling it. Then I would make a plan to leave, which might take a bit of time to do. While I was waiting to leave, if I ever thought about staying I would read what I’d written about what happened to make sure I didn’t change my mind.

CurlewKate · 02/08/2024 07:37

Women's Aid.

www.womensaid.org.uk/

Begsthequestion · 02/08/2024 07:40

I would have dumped him after the angry suicide threats tbh.

Get rid.

ineedtogwtoutbeforeitatoohot · 02/08/2024 07:40

Namechanged11111 · 02/08/2024 00:43

But don’t you all realise, it’s my fault! I pushed him to do it.

He honestly believes that to be the case. Because I am a ‘stupid cunt and I should shut the fuck up’

Get rid then. Why ask You know.

Iasonnas · 02/08/2024 07:43

Get away from him.

Icannotremembermyusername · 02/08/2024 07:52

Please please do not for one minute think this is your fault. No amount of shouting or yelling condones anyone else to do that to you. I would just take that as a sign of what he thinks of you. Don’t cling on to a damaged relationship thinking it’s just him with his temper outbursts. It would frighten me and i have decided in my life I will never compromise my feelings of calm and safety by excusing someone else’s behaviour.

Chika89 · 02/08/2024 07:54

I’d leave.

crumpet · 02/08/2024 07:55

I am sorry - he is horrible. You don’t have to stay x

magicmushrooms · 02/08/2024 07:56

It would be game over. Cut and run

PurpleReindeer2 · 02/08/2024 07:56

So sorry OP. Please get out of this abusive relationship.

Holidayhell22 · 02/08/2024 07:56

Seriously? I’d try and wake myself from the dream/nightmare I was having as there is zero percent chance my dh would ever do this.
If I were you I would class myself as single from this point on and end the relationship. I would tell everyone exactly what he had done too so that they could avoid being anywhere near this disgusting excuse for a human.
If feasible I would also block his calls and texts.

ComedicPivot · 02/08/2024 07:56

I’d call up a friend/ relative and let them know what happened, and log it with the police. Then I’d ask him to leave quietly as it was over.

Okayornot · 02/08/2024 07:57

It's over. Don't stay with someone who hates you.

DullFanFiction · 02/08/2024 08:01

🚩🚩🚩🚩
Next time, it won’t be ‘just’ a shove. Or just a spat in your face.
Hell become more and more physical. It’s escalating.

Dont wait until he is sending you to hospital to get rid of him.

zeibesaffron · 02/08/2024 08:01

Log the incident with the police - spitting at someone is an offence, then kick him out. That is absolutely disgusting, that would be it for me!!!

If should be it for you too! Please do not take this poor excuse of a man back!!

Hazeby · 02/08/2024 08:03

Why do you not feel able to end this relationship?

Bumcake · 02/08/2024 08:06

Any physical abuse is unforgivable. He sounds like a total prick tbh.

DecayedStrumpet · 02/08/2024 08:08

He's working his way up to punching you.
He's got away with the pushing and shoving, the verbal abuse, and now spitting.
He's telling himself it's all your fault, and he'll be telling himself it's your fault when he hits you too.

Violence aside, spitting is a sign that he holds you in absolute contempt. Why would you stay with someone who feels that way about you? Sorry OP, I'm sure this is hard to hear.

Starseeking · 02/08/2024 08:09

The same thing I would do if a stranger spat in my face; call the police to arrest him for assault.

I'd also leave the relationship immediately, given he's not hit you...yet.

muttleysmumx2 · 02/08/2024 08:11

Get your exit plan sorted and get away

BruceLikesCake · 02/08/2024 08:12

Being spat at is assault. It seems he is escalating his behaviour. Try and make a plan to get out asap

Conniebygaslight · 02/08/2024 08:13

Namechanged11111 · 02/08/2024 00:39

First time for everything I suppose.

16 years. Never punched, but pushed and prodded. Tonight he looked at me with absolute hatred and spat in my face.

Went off in his car, then spent all night texting me how awful I am and he was going to kill himself.

I didn’t respond (the flouncing out with threats of suicide every time he has a temper are common).

But to be spat at!!

Everything about him is abusive, so sorry OP. You need to leave.

Boomer55 · 02/08/2024 08:21

I couldn’t live with him after that. Spitting is just so awful.☹️

Marseillaise · 02/08/2024 08:25

I didn’t respond (the flouncing out with threats of suicide every time he has a temper are common).

That one would have had me making plans to leave anyway. I can't be doing with drama queens.