I am sorry this is happening to you. I hope you can recognise that the escalation in his behaviour is abuse, and he is following the pattern so many of us predicted which really does show he is abusive towards you and his behaviour is a choice. He isn’t a lovely or kind person at all. I hope this realisation makes it easier for you to leave him ASAP.
I have pasted below my safety planning from your previous thread. I know you said last time you didn’t think you’d need it, but his escalating behaviour will only get worse so please do consider taking these steps.
I would advise you tell people in real life. Once you build up the momentum to leave, it will help you to break the cycle. But it will of course feel very difficult. However, you and your children are not safe in this situation and as difficult as it is, you need to leave.
’if you have your own car, stash some money and a spare phone in there in case you need to get away urgently.
can you hide a spare phone somewhere in the house in case of emergencies, in the event he takes yours? Maybe in a bathroom so you can lock yourself in if you need to dial 999.
can you unlock your house doors from inside without a key? If not, hide a key to an external door somewhere so you can always physically escape.
change all your passwords, even if you don’t think he knows them.
always know where your car keys are. Again, if you have your own car maybe hide the spare key so he can’t take it.
re kitchen knives, can you lock large ones away in a garage or shed so they are not easily accessible in the house? Same with any tools or anything else which could be used as a weapon (even heavy objects). Try to be discreet if you do this.
I don’t mean to alarm you, but I really do believe you’re at incredibly high risk. This type of coercive control means he is a high risk perpetrator and more likely to escalate if he realises he is losing control over you. He sees you as a possession and these types of perpetrators are more likely to cause serious harm or commit homicide when they escalate. It doesn’t matter that you don’t think he’s violent (although I don’t agree that rape is ever not violent).
if you do end up telling a friend or relative about what’s going on, maybe agree with them a code word you can text or call them with, as a signal for them to dial 999’.