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May 28, 2020 at 9:20 pm #16883nk123Participant
Feel your pain going through the same thing (though no kids) I’m stuck between leaving (or kicking him out rather) and being patient! His family pressurise a lot saying it will get better we will talk to him but nothing gets sorted
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May 28, 2020 at 10:54 pm #16887dxbParticipant
There are so many of us on here who can truly understand the nightmare of loving an addict. My husband is goodness only knows where since I called the police on Tuesday – when he had an ‘ episode ‘ and became dangerous – the Police arrested him and I am refusing to have him back. Sounds so simple – if only it was!! I spend hours of the day sobbing, worrying about him , feeling guilty for making him leave and trying to be strong to do ‘ tough love’ – it is so hard when you have built a life together, belived that Any change ‘the addict’ seemed to have made was real and that things really had got better and you were now safe and could rebuild trust and your relationship again. Your story breaks my heart. You are so strong for keeping going and for keeping your kids with you. I am so sorry to hear that your kids have witnessed his abhorrent, selfish behaviour, but thank goodness they have you and their grandparents to keep them safe. Are you safe yourself ? Has he reacted to you sending the kids to their grandparents ? ( I only ask because whenever I say to my husband what measures I take to keep myself safe , he acts all ‘ offended’ and hurt as he says that he would never intentionally put me in danger and frighten me – he sometimes then gets quite nasty ) . I think it is fantastic that you have made sure your kids are in a safe place and I really hope you are OK too.
I hope that you can soon find a new home – as although I know the emotional hurt, wounds and worry will not go away instantly , at least you will have a place where you are safe and free to care for yourself and your kids. Please know that no one on here is alone. X
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May 29, 2020 at 5:03 pm #16893bellabearParticipant
Thanks for your reply it’s nice to have someone to talk to i feel as though I’m safe if he doesnt drink his not happy about sending the kids away but I quite frankly couldn’t care less what he thinks they are not happy and not safe around him this silly behaviour has caused conflicts with the neighbours in the street and I feel as though they will do something to my house out of revenge hich is also putting the boys at risk I’m in desperate need of a house to move into it’s so frustrating every house we have moved into we have had to move out because of him x
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