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Imma just read the title and say this. What s the point of a RS if it just gives you stress and headaches ? Like better be off alone lmao. To avoid this next time, don t jump into a RS too soon. If things become inconsistent and you re left wondring about things or stressed out then it s bye bye
That’s a really tough situation. There’s no easy answer to this question. If she has a therapist, reaching out to that person is an option. That would be step 1. Step 2 would be reminding her of her goodness and what she deserves, and to give her a lot of love in hopes that she recognizes the stark difference between how she’s treated by the felon vs. her family. Absolutely stay away from threats or guilt as that will result in even more shame and force her further into the toxic relationship. Step 3 would be trying to figure out who his P.O. is and see if they can help.
It sounds like she has attachment trauma from childhood. Google attachment theory and attachment styles. She was probably feeling neglected by her husband and that was likely really destabilizing and made her feel like the ground was shifting underneath her feet. Then the toxic ex pops into the scene and she paradoxically feels safer with him, probably because she doesn’t feel like she can be hurt by him
There is no “might be” about it. He is abusive. He love bombs you then gets violent, then love bombs you again. You aren't safe. It's only a matter of time before he “accidentally” hits you.
Imma just read the title and say this. What s the point of a RS if it just gives you stress and headaches ? Like better be off alone lmao. To avoid this next time, don t jump into a RS too soon. If things become inconsistent and you re left wondring about things or stressed out then it s bye bye
None of that matters. They don’t want you to contact them. Period. So – stop.
That’s a really tough situation. There’s no easy answer to this question. If she has a therapist, reaching out to that person is an option. That would be step 1. Step 2 would be reminding her of her goodness and what she deserves, and to give her a lot of love in hopes that she recognizes the stark difference between how she’s treated by the felon vs. her family. Absolutely stay away from threats or guilt as that will result in even more shame and force her further into the toxic relationship. Step 3 would be trying to figure out who his P.O. is and see if they can help.
It sounds like she has attachment trauma from childhood. Google attachment theory and attachment styles. She was probably feeling neglected by her husband and that was likely really destabilizing and made her feel like the ground was shifting underneath her feet. Then the toxic ex pops into the scene and she paradoxically feels safer with him, probably because she doesn’t feel like she can be hurt by him
Pay his cable bill and bounce. There is no rhythm or reason for your marriage to be suffering for an old stranger you met at the gym.
You should never feel guilty for leaving abuse. Tell her it is over and stop talking to her. Be with friends or family if you feel unsafe
There is no “might be” about it. He is abusive. He love bombs you then gets violent, then love bombs you again. You aren't safe. It's only a matter of time before he “accidentally” hits you.
Take a wooden spoon and hit him in the balls. He's your husband, he should get over it.