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Abusive

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Pennyduke564 · 19/11/2024 20:46

Is it me or is it abusive behaviour if your husband throws your handbag at you during an argument

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Plastictrees · 19/11/2024 20:47

That is abusive.

Kaleidoscopic101 · 19/11/2024 20:49

Not necessarily. Context needed.

Pennyduke564 · 19/11/2024 20:51

As it says

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Kaleidoscopic101 · 19/11/2024 20:56

If it's a one off moment of frustration then I wouldn't call it abusive...if it's part of a pattern of behaviour that makes you feel threatened, undermined or makes you moderate your own behaviour then I would call that abusive.

Pennyduke564 · 19/11/2024 21:08

No it's not a one off

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Bitofashithouse · 19/11/2024 21:10

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Beastiesandthebeauty · 19/11/2024 21:11

What happened ? Kids present ? Was it fully launched at you ?

Plastictrees · 19/11/2024 21:14

Kaleidoscopic101 · 19/11/2024 20:56

If it's a one off moment of frustration then I wouldn't call it abusive...if it's part of a pattern of behaviour that makes you feel threatened, undermined or makes you moderate your own behaviour then I would call that abusive.

A ‘one off moment of frustration’ can still be abuse. The fact OPs husband threw her bag at her on purpose, during an argument - is abusive.

There does not need to be a pattern. Often these ‘one off moments of frustration’ become a pattern of abuse, though.

Its concerning anyone is saying otherwise.

Pennyduke564 · 19/11/2024 21:26

Beastiesandthebeauty yes it was fully launched at me and yes kids were there

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Beastiesandthebeauty · 19/11/2024 21:29

It is abuse but the reason I ask is you left yesterday yes ? School will most likely become aware of the separation and be doing emotional check ins with the kids.I would somehow document it with someone official.Many Men get nasty when you leave so please cover your back in anyway you can.Even the stuff he was saying is abuse and involving the kids too ( and I know it sounds ridiculous that you have to cover your back but sometimes it is like this.

Pennyduke564 · 19/11/2024 21:52

My husband throw my handbag at me during the argument yesterday before I left our youngest son came with me to my mum's and stepdads yesterday and the older children decided to stay with him and told me that they would be happy if they never saw me again

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Plastictrees · 19/11/2024 21:54

That sounds really upsetting OP. I hope you’re okay.

Pennyduke564 · 19/11/2024 22:03

I was crying when I left the martial house with our youngest son

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Beastiesandthebeauty · 19/11/2024 22:11

You're going to feel all the emotions and that's okay 🥰 Just do your best for you and youngest and try keep communication open with the elder ones

Pennyduke564 · 19/11/2024 22:18

The older children don't want anything to do with me I tried to phone them tonight but they hang up on me

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INeedAnotherName · 19/11/2024 23:26

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