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Don't bother with the police. Go to the district attorney and file a complaint. Make sure you also detail in the complaint that you've gone to such and such police department where he is a special officer to file the report - to no avail.
Good luck.
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Its good to see that someone can help me,
take care and God Bless u <3
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A lawyer can help you with this.
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take care and God Bless okay? :)
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Its god to know everything s going well sweetie. You deserve better than him. May God bless you, love you and guide you. <3
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I stumbled across this, bc I was looking up ways to safely leave my fiance. He does the same thing u described. he has peed on me in the shower, he screams at me and makes me feel so worthless, he even put my van in his name so i cant leave, when im sleeping i will wake up to being zip tied and him on top of me he shoves dirty socks in my mouth, he says it fun adn exciting to rape a woman. he wants to tie me to a tree and com rape me then come back and rescue me, he is sick, he needs help, i talked to his parents and they agreed but yet no one will help me, and yet here i am still with him and not sure how to get out.
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Get an anonymous mailing address, through the Secretary of State where you live; they can also help you get a new name and social security number. That's my next step, 4yrs after the criminal and civil restraining orders failed to protect my premarital assets [bank accounts' security depends on integrity of customer service reps, at ING Direct], my car, pets, homes, both hands, foot, shoulders, long nerves, knee, left breast, etc from drug-assisted mauling with that gendered component that I shouldn't have reported: the horrific assaults went unprosecuted due to unanticipated sexism & victim blaming culture by [legendarily liberal, iconic even, west coast college town]. Trust your instincts. Intuition trumps pragmatism. I learned (am learning. I hope.) the hard way. It will be very, very lonely, esp. if your family and friends, like most, find what he's portrayed to them easier to understand than the crazy nonsensical waste that has been the reality. No one who's not been targeted by an intimate can process what that means. They shouldn't. If it happened to you, it could happen to them. That knowledge is crippling. I'm still seeking group therapy, to hash this out with folks who have been through it and found strategies for better success than my too-frequent relocations to unlikely places untenably within my phantom budget. Here's hoping you have a support system. The courts may not be helpful, at all, FYI: judges in Marin County regularly award custody to violent husbands, as wives are characterised as unable to care for their children given their diminished health, etc. Good luck.
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jmpmc84Though it's been a month - I'm going to type this out. Statistically - there is an 80% chance you've already taken him back into your life and that he's apologized and promised it won't happen again and that you've believed him. If that's the case - take a moment and read below....1. They call it "domestic abuse", "controlling behaviour" or "spousal abuse". Lets call it what it is: - Someone you love is committing criminal offenses against you and using your relationship status to beable to continue committing those offenses - behind closed doors, freely.
2. You can't really get out if this alone. Even if you are very courageous and tired of it. Your mind has been under the control of another person for some time now. You might even believe that you deserve it, or that you can change him, or that "underneath it all he's a good person". You are wrong. He will stop assaulting you only when he either has someone else to assault or you are dead. Love has nothing to do with this behaviour. It's a compulsion for him. Like an addiction. He cannot stop. He will not stop. He has no incentive to stop.
3. RUN. Tell everyone in your family that you need to escape. Hold on to their support. Call a women's shelter to find a safe place to go. Don't stay in a place with the door locks changed. He will find a way to get past those locks. He is compelled to do that. You will only be safe when you are removed from him by both time and distance.
4. BE STRONG. It takes monumental courage to get yourself to a place where you will be safe. If you think he'll change, or that your love is good enough. still RUN. That takes strength. That takes you knowing that your life has value and that he will take that life from you if he has the chance (even if he swears that's not true - it is).
This problem he has, it's not something that love solves. Love feeds the problem. Love makes it darker and worse. The only thing that changes the problem is to be deprived of love, forced to face his own "self" and forced to change or lose everything. If that can drive him into the hands of professional help - then that is all you can do. That is what you need to do. For you. For him. For the family that loves you and would morn your loss when they bury you.
Just run.
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