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At my wits end

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Essieloulou · 06/09/2024 21:35

I am at my wits end with my husband , he does absolutley nothing around the house ,his excuse being he works, well so do i i work 8 hrs less than him, i am a carer to my autistuc son and to my elderly parents, one of whom has dementia. At xmas he bought another dog even though i said i didnt want one, he said i had no choice and yes as predicted its me who is cleaning uo after it etc, he has as spent 16000 pound on a online mobile game in tthe last 4 months yes tgats right £16000 i have started to puy a chunk of my wages into a seperate account, i am not going to be paying towards his needless spemding, he doesnt know about this account ans im dreading it when he finds out, i feel like im drowning and apart from running away dont know what to do, i have tried to talk to him but he just tells me to shut up

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AttilaTheMeerkat · 06/09/2024 21:39

Have you as yet sought legal advice re separation and divorce?. It’s no
point whatsoever staying with someone like this.

Re your parents is a care home now needed for the person with dementia?. There is such a thing as carer burnout and you have enough on your plate as it is.

Essieloulou · 06/09/2024 21:44

AttilaTheMeerkat · 06/09/2024 21:39

Have you as yet sought legal advice re separation and divorce?. It’s no
point whatsoever staying with someone like this.

Re your parents is a care home now needed for the person with dementia?. There is such a thing as carer burnout and you have enough on your plate as it is.

Parent not at stage of needing yo be in a home, and leaving is easier said than done at the min , even if i just had some emotional support from him would be something but he seems incapable

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PussInBin20 · 06/09/2024 21:50

He sounds useless. Tbh I would just leave, you’ll be much happier.

Gonk123 · 06/09/2024 21:52

Run! Or at least make plans to run! What a tosser £16k!! Family money on a game!

Aquamarine1029 · 06/09/2024 21:54

At xmas he bought another dog even though i said i didnt want one, he said i had no choice and yes as predicted its me who is cleaning uo after it etc

That's not how that works at all. Take the dog to a rescue and see a solicitor. Your marriage is over.

teenmaw · 06/09/2024 22:05

Omg you are blind to how bad this is, please don't make excuses and toss this useless sod out. Your life will get instantly better 😣

Essieloulou · 06/09/2024 22:22

teenmaw · 06/09/2024 22:05

Omg you are blind to how bad this is, please don't make excuses and toss this useless sod out. Your life will get instantly better 😣

I know, ive just got so used to being a door mat and i know its not normal behavouir , yet some how he manages to turn it around to be my fault all the time

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Daleksatemyshed · 06/09/2024 22:45

Divorce him asap Op. If he's spending vast amounts on gaming he will likely fall into debt and take you with him.

Rory17384949 · 06/09/2024 23:59

Leave him

SuperGreens · 07/09/2024 20:23

He's a disgrace, leave him with his dogs. Secure as much money as you can away from him, don't let him know where it is or how much.

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