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To think that men should feel remorse if it got to the point police had to be called?

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WhyDidHehavetodothat · 27/05/2025 08:30

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Name change for obvious reasons.

This is all v relevant and recent and I'm feeling raw so please be sensitive with responses.

Last weekend DH and I had a stupid argument that got physical , he was the first to get physical which I tried ignoring as I was trying to BF my toddler but after he wound me up I lunged at him and scratched him. He responded by hitting me then punching twice on the arm, he's never gone so far as to punch me like that before and I started to cry. I called the police. I only wanted him to go away and cool down ( something I had actually asked before I got physical which angered him more) .

In this scenario the few friends I have told say they expect my partner to be grovelling and apologising for what he did but I am pretty sure he sees what he had to go through eg being in custody for hours , interviewed etc as 'so much pain' so I was the one that was in the wrong for calling the police.

Im guess I'm wondering after all the ordeal of going through police and having no contact limitations put onto place as part of bail so men just feel they've been punished enough. Can't they see the bigger picture and feel any remorse for what they did in the first place?

Every time I see how the bruise is a deep purple red I just burst into tears..I want him to see it.

ImaniMumsnet · 27/05/2025 11:50

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PipMumsnet · 28/05/2025 10:54

Hello, we have decided to move this thread to Relationships as we think AIBU isn't the best place for such a sensitive subject. And the thread was being derailed by a PBP whom we've now banned so hopefully the thread can get back on track.
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