It really is best that you separate while he is getting counseling. Abusers are about control and you've been his victim, so things aren't about to continue. When you remind him of his abuse he considers the fact that YOU are getting the upper hand and he'll have none of that.
Talk to him and tell him you are separating for awhile while he goes through couseling because you feel you're holding him back (and mean it!) Then leave and wait to see what happens. Don't give in because all you will be doing is enabling his behavior.
No, abusive men seldom will listen to a counselor about their problem and many abusers never will see a counselor. Abusers are about control, and NO ONE is going to tell them have to run their lives. He's proven that he is not listening to his counselor (if he is even seeing one or keeping his appointments) because he's still at you.
Good luckMarcy
Yes you are fooling yourself. When an abuser sees you standing up for yourself more the panic. They panic that you may leave them. So what they do is fake nice (honeymoon stage) with the hope you wont leave. They will be agreeable, contrite, non-argumentative, and pleasant. But believe me, in their mind they are mad as hell that you are challenging their authority and its just a matter of time until its payback time. Then they will be even more controlling as they feel your slipping away and the only way to reestablish their authority is to make sure they squash the thought that you can stand up for yourself. He will wait patiently. These types are very manipulative and they are all about control.
Standing up for yourself is simply saying that you will no longer tolerate abusive behavior, and backing it up by leaving it if does not stop. You cannot "deal" with abusers. If they refuse to get counseling, you need to get away from them. Untreated, abuse almost always gets worse with time.
you certainly do. Turn yourself in to the nearest police station. Both of you needs couples counseling as well as separate counseling.
Abusive relationships are some of the most difficult ones to resolve. THis type of relationship assumes that one partner is abusive and continues to be so because there is no response to the abuse. The difference here centers on "self-assurance." The abusive partner continues his or her behavior because there is no response. I can not suggest how the abused party should respond because in most instances they feel diminished. This situation can only be resolved through extended counseling, if at all.
---- Call the police, if the abuse continues, then leave him and never go back. ----
Both of you are abusive to each other. You need counseling. Family counseling and anger management counseling.
It is important to set boundaries and communicate assertively with your boyfriend about the impact of his behavior. Consider seeking couples therapy or individual counseling to address the underlying issues. If the abusive behavior continues, prioritize your safety and well-being and consider seeking support from friends, family, or a support group.
Possible, but not likely for him to change on his own without serious counseling.
Because, nobody wants help to stay with somebody who abuses you.
You should try marriage counseling. It helped me a lot.
yes but if hes refusing to accept the problem then he might refuse to go and see a councillor
Get YOURSELF into counseling and get away.CHANGE YOUR PHONE NUMBER and take out a restraining order if necessary.
Both need to go to counseling or it won't work,and it has to be long term!