Where are you? Maybe a nearby mom can come and help you some. I would if I lived nearby. I'm in the Seattle area.
Lisa
Lisa
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This is emotional abuse and it's unlikely to get better- not unless he admits he has a problem and is working really hard on himself to improve. It doesn't sound like this is the case. In fact, he sounds like a classic abuser- especially the part about making it seem like it's your fault for "making him angry"- um, no. He's the one in control of his emotions and actions, not you. It should never be Mom's responsibility to keep Dad from having a temper tantrum.
I'd try contacting a Domestic Violence Coalition- see what kinds of resources they may have available to help you. |
| and I don't know how I can pick myself up and start my own life with 2 little ones, and being pregnant. |



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I have no one else to help me. No one.
I guess I just want any advice anyone has to offer, and to hear that I'm not crazy for thinking the way he treated me was wrong. |
Your kids will grow up thinking this is normal! Please call a shelter or a friend.|
It sounds like he's not going to change unless you leave him (and even then he may not). There's a very good chance his behavior will only escalate until he starts becoming physically abusive with you. Guys like him also start taking things out on the kids.
What about staying any other relatives (aunts, uncles, cousins, grandparents, etc...)? Do you have a "Family & Children Services" nearby? I've found they really are great support for women who are in difficult situations. They offer free or reduced counseling and group therapy. The one I've been to even helps women and their children find safe places to stay until they can get on their feet. True, and it also helps to find a really good social worker, too. |
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