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Do you know what is the difference between me and a mosquito? I don, ‘t stop sucking after being spanked., 21 y.o.
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Date: April 8, 2023
You have been together for 5 months. You already know his 3 kids that I assume are young, or else they would be better controlled around the dog specially if she growled at them already.
You have been sleeping together often, or he is living with you. You fell completely in love in this 5 months.
He is already comfortable enough to constantly yell at your dog and you haven't considered breaking up with him over it. He gets annoyed easily over very normal and minor things.
When will he start getting annoyed at you over normal and minor things? When will he start raising his voice, then yelling at you? When will you get used to being yelled at, just like you are used with him yelling at her? For how long will you endure the emotional abuse that he already started?
Please remember this – abusive relationships often start extremely fast. The high of the love is super high and can feel amazing. Which is why it's so hot to let go, because we cling to the good times and hope they are enough to convince our partner to improve and be amazing always. Then we slowly start to think it is our fault and we are doing something wrong or else they would be amazing always, after all they make us feel so good when things are OK.
I really fear this is a relationship that will become abusive, if it isnt already. It seems like a lot of people from this thread think the same.
You are old enough to know that 5 months is nothing in a relationship. Try putting some firm boundaries and see how he reacts – no more yelling at her, ever, unless she is about to run, hurt herself or actually hurt someone else – small growls are not it. Absolutely no yelling if she cries at night. No yelling if she does something he thinks it is wrong. He has to deal with his annoyance like an adult and use his words at a normal level.
See how he reacts. How long it lasts. If he will try to shift the blame to you (“if you had trained her better I wouldn't get annoyed”) If he is willing to accept you saying no to him without creating a fuss.
And put some distance until more time have passed. The first 6 months are the honeymoon phase of a relationship. It's 5 months and he is already comfortable enough to be disrespectful and show you he has little control over his anger. It will not get better.
Make sure you are safe at all times.