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Room for live! sex video chat Cataleya-1
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Date: October 11, 2022
can you stay at a motel, hotel, airbnb? Is that an option?
So he is insecure, using you for your citizenship status, using you for your translation services, using you to subsidize his life, doesn’t let you see his phone and guards it….girl just get a divorce. He’s using you and probably cheating on you. Make him pay for all the free services you provide for him. Raise your child in a healthy single parent home. You’re better off without a man who gestures vaguely at everything you’ve said about him
That’s exactly why is doesn’t work, we have both been told this
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I’m sure that’s part of his goal. It sounds like he wants you to feel like you don’t deserve what you have.
I’m a speech-language pathologist. I would really caution you to take a deep look at this situation. You have a parent who teaches and re-enforces these behaviors. I have never heard of, or seen an instance of a disability, causing bullying. This is in the realm of learned behavior and potentially mental health. ADHD makes you impulsive, it does not make you abusive. ADHD makes it harder to control ourselves, it doesn’t change how we respond. Even if your child had ADHD, what you are seeing has 0 to do with that.
If your husband is a bully (which is what you are describing), that is the issue that needs to be solved first. He is teaching your child this is okay, and then when you both laugh, it re-affirms that this is appropriate. I’m curious, does your son ever see you laugh when your husband makes comments? If you do, then you need to also work to not encourage those moments. IF your husband doesn’t see a problem, or want to change (both himself, and your son) then you have a difficult choice. Either you accept this is who your son will be (if your husband doesn’t want to change or you don’t want to leave him over that), or your husband gets on board and you as a family work to set healthy models.
Who else has he abused? Possibly people you don’t know about?
Personally, I would want my SO to have an opposite sex therapist so that he might respect a woman's opinion.
Sounds harsh, but other than transference which a savvy therapist should counteract, why wouldn't it be good for you to think your partner's therapist might actually see your side due to common demographics?