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how does your partner talk to you
hi i would like to know if there is anyone else out there that has their partner call them nasty names when they fight and argue? i know we all say things in the heat of the moment and i do as well but my hubby is really nasty with words and he said some very nasty ones to me a few months ago and i dont want him near me !do you think im over reacting and should leave it where it was ?he just says when i try and talk to him dont be so melodramatic and i didnt mean it and bla bla bla if it was just a few words in the heat of the moment maybe it would be different but everytime we fight he calls me a s**t,c*ckrag,and Whore what would you do????????
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how does your partner talk to you
i know its hard not to retaliate, i do it all the time,
i am the type to bite back with saying '' your mum'' when he calls me nasty names....
i feel like a tightass saying it coz i really like his mum....
i have been trying this lately, and it works sometimes....
so if it happens again, just turn around, and say ''im not listening to you when you speak to me this way'' and walk off, go out in the yard (away from him) and cool down.
if he calls you anything demeaning, ask him who cooks his dinner? coz a **insert word here** most certainly doesn't, has worked for me, now he knows i won't cook if im spoken down on.
if you said some bad words aswell, its best to be the better person and apologise, explain why you hit the roof and ask for an apology in return.
hope this helps you, even though they are only words, they can hurt. But we gotta learn to let it in one ear and out the other.
xx channy
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how does your partner talk to you
Ponit blank its got to stop ,, for the sake of your children ,, i would be mortifyed if my partner ever called me a nasty name and i wouldnt ever do this myself no matter what ,,when he starts to walk away and say no stop this ,, we love eachother and we shouldnt be doing this to eachother let alone showing the children thats how loving parents act towards eachother ... let eachother cool off before sitting down to talk etc,,, and try to make a promise to eachother that you BOTH wont be doing this to eachother again
learn to talk to eachother again and communicate with eachother again please and get this sorted out asap
when you first were dating it was all roses dont let any more thorns come into both of your lifes with nasty words and dont loose respect for eachother .. talk when both are calm and be the bigger person and dont say nasty words back
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how does your partner talk to you
My heart goes out to you, i'm sorry to say this is outright abuse, and mental abuse can do so much more damage than physical abuse which can heal, but ANY ABUSE AT ALL SHOULD NOT HAPPEN or be tolerated. Firstly you need to find some inner strength to pull yourself out of that pit of despair and have belief in yourself, and know that you are worthy of respect. But mental abuse is like a festering sore and without medical help will only get alot worse. You say that you have been with him for 11 years but you don't say how long this has been going on for, if he has just started with this form of abuse, i'd say there is unlying reasons for it.
I too have been abused and have just written my story on it so i ,know where your coming from, so know there are people out there willing to help you and give you moral suupport, but you have to be strong enough to make the first move,
You say you don't want him to come near you and you do it to keep the peace,thats not a life. If you feel like i did, when he comes near you, your stomach feels like it's in knot's, you feel sick, you want it over as soon as possible and when it is over you do feel like what he called you and dirty. If you feel like this i'd say you might be on the road of no return unless you both get help ASAP.
Also your concerns that your boy's are witness too this abuse should be your strength to say NO MORE. If it continues they will grow up thinking thats normal behaviour towards females. Iam thinking at this point damage has already occurred to you, low self esteem, afeeling of loneliness and most of all not knowing what to do or where to turn. Just know your not alone.
Your minti friends have given you some great advice, and if i could give you just one thing that would be the strength i had THE DAY I SAID NO MORE ABUSE. If you need to talk any time i'm here.
Your Friend Janice
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