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i was assaulted by my 7 month boyfriend this year, quite recent.Things just got out of MY control and the "friendship" condition that i asked from him, turned into a normal relationship at his eyes.He was everywhere and all over me.Had great good things but very bad ones too.Since he was charged he totally disappeared.There is also a Restraining Order attached...But while he was on bail and needed my support, i was there for him.Now im just picking the crambles he left.His familly says "I could have STOPPED this".But seriously no one cared for me or even asked if i needed any support..(my familly doesnt live here, and normally in this situations no one wants to interfere).Ive been everywhere looking for him and nothing.His mother asked me"Do you want to see my Son arrested?"...My mind only thinks about him.Dont know where to go or what to do.I feel that im loosing my mind |
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I know it can be hard to be in a "friendship" or relationship with someone that you truly care for that treats you that way. I went through it for 3 years. He abused me and was sent to jail.... I would hope that he would just call me from jail so we could "talk" it out. I ended up making the choice the day before he got out to just get out of dodge and moved out of state to my family, who cared for what I was going through. Now looking back, I "thought" that I loved him. But it isn't love when they are possessive, obsessive, and abusive. And as for the guy's mother don't look to her for understanding or support, because that abusive man is her baby and that is how she will always see it. You are just the one who put him in jail and don't worry sweetie.... YOU could not have stopped this... if it wasn't you he would have done it to another woman. I am not trying to be harsh, but I was in the exact same boat, only way too long! All I can say is cut your losses and hurt. It hurts for a good while, but as you become more involved with new people and BETTER situations he will fade from your mind and become nothing but a bad dream. |
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I don't think there's any way you can make this one work. You are much better off moving on and staying as far away from him as possible! Don't look for him, and try as hard as you can NOT to think about him all the time!
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So this situation has shown you that you are alone. That you feel alone. And it makes you feel like you need him to make that feeling go away. What does "I'm the beast" mean, though? | |
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You sound very young. Is this your first relationship? I am trying to find a way to make this sound less harsh but you have to face some hard realities here; he will continue to beat you if you continue to see him. The reason why no one gets involved in this situation is fairly simple; no one can change this for you; only you and only by walking away. Most people have enough problems on their own; the general opinion is that women that get beaten by their partner can end it by walking away. Now, I know, we can discuss psychology and emotions etc. but this is "their" reason to not get involved. It's not their problem; you want their help they'll tell you "walk away"; you don't take their "advice", they'll think you're just playing for attention. Right or wrong, doesn't matter. You need counseling to understand why you are in this unhealthy mindset. Take care of yourself. |
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| there isnt nothing wrong with being alone.thing is i live alone, in a foreign country,few friends.so im alone most all the time.i miss someone at my side thats all.problem is with this kind of relationships i will never form a familly...and thats my sadness.
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When you need closure in the form of being heard it is healthy to sit and write a letter to whoever you need to have hear you. (Or To the Universe, or a poem, if you aren't sure "who" you want there to listen) When you are finished, burn it to ashes and be done with it. This way, your message goes out to the Universe. Who knows, it may result in the Universe sending you someone who will listen at a level you feel you need to be heard in order to feel loved. I hope the sun shines in your heart today. Be Blessed, Rebecca | |
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Also could you not find someone else that's better for you? Hope things work out! | |
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I don't understand these sentences >> Things just got out of MY control and the "friendship" condition that i asked from him, turned into a normal relationship at his eyes.He was everywhere and all over me.Had great good things but very bad ones too. You seem to be saying your friends are not supportive of you in this situation. Friends would be the first to turn to in times like this, but if they aren't there, could you see a professional counsellor? I think that will help. You could also call your family even if they are in another country. We are here to support you! Feel the love. |
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