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my BF and are having huge problems. Help!!! I don't know how we got this far?
Lately we've been arguing crazy. Every little thing seems 2 bother him. Sat. we we're having a great time with our friends & after we got home i was coming on to him and out of nowhere he says he's pissed off because i told him to shut up earlier. Now mind you a few hours b4 i told him that he embarrased me by telling me off in chinatown (chicago) with a **** load of people passing. Now after he did that i ignored it and let it go. Fast forward we ended up arguing where he broke a mirror, window, and even shoved and pinned me really hard against the wall. I have a few bruises to show for it. I said i wouldn't fall into this but i have and don't know what to do? My mother went through physical abuse frm my father while i was growing up. We're both on the lease so i can't just get up and leave. i want to be with him but how do i stop this b4 it gets any worse? We're going on 5yrs together this Nov. could it be that he's sick of me?
12 Answers
- 1 decade agoFavorite Answer
Wow you are worried about him being sick of you when he is throwing you around? Have you got such little self esteem to see all that you are worth?
I would suggest counseling sessions, not just for him but you as well. Even if you get out of the relationship. Did this happen before? Was he drinking? If it has happened before then I would not stay. I would leave. If your mom was in an abusive relationship a lot of times a child will follow their parents lead, naturally.
I would either come to an agreement that he won't ever do that to you again, or get out. If he doesn't go to counseling though I would get out anyways. That shows his indesire to change.
Sometimes women stay in it for the time we have spent in the relationship, but in reality that isn't a good reason. Make sure he can make you happy, you only have one life to live.
- johanneLv 41 decade ago
Honey yes he is sick of you and if you don't get out now ( lease is just an excuse ) then you are just repeating the pattern of what your mom went through. You can't possibly love a man who is pushing you against a wall and who is physically hurting you, that is not love believe me.
It's time for you to pick up your self esteem form the floor and walk out the door with your head up high. Go see your landlord talk to him about the situation and ask him if there's a way that you can leave.
NO more excuses before you end up in one of those wooden boxes.
Good luck
- SnowLv 61 decade ago
You just answered your own question. You said you grew up in an abusive family. Do you want to live like your mom did? Probably not. I'm sure it is hard but you have to look at the pros and cons of the situation. Pros, you love him, you have been together for 5 years, etc. Cons, he hurts you, yells at you, has already given you bruises, etc. Just sit down and write everything out, and truthfully! That way you SEE what you need to do. And the lease thing? I'm sure if you two decided to break it off then you could talk to your landlord and explain the situation. (And you let the landlord know why you want out! But not in front of yourboyfriend.)
- 1 decade ago
If the relationship is becoming physically abusive, you need to get out. Once someone starts down that road, it can only get worse. Talk to your landlord about getting off the lease. Stay with family or friends until you can get on your feet. And, definately get some help for this. It is never ok for someone to do that to another person in the relationship.
- 1 decade ago
do you remember what your mother went through?? When a relationship gets to the pushing and shoving sooner or latter it will be beating a hurting until you end up dead somewhere!! There is so much that people can say to you but in the long run it's you who has to put your feet on the ground and say it's enough i have to go!!!!
There are so many men who would love to treat you the way you deserve!!! but if you choose to be in an abusive relationship there is not much people on here can do for you!!!
I think that you should leave while you still can !!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! and fast!!!!!
- Anonymous1 decade ago
Who cares if he is sick of you? The real question is how far are you willing to let him go with the physical abuse? There is NEVEr a good enough reason to lay your hands on someone like that. Lease or no lease get out of this relationship.
- 1 decade ago
It's best you leave. There's always loop holes in the law. Find out a way you can get out of lease. It will be worse next time.
- Anonymous1 decade ago
Get out for crying out loud!
You are gonna go further, don't worry...
..all the way to the emergency room.
I am sure keeping up that lease would have been worth it.
- 1 decade ago
ANY HITTING -IS TO MUCH HITTING
Get out while you still can
I think it's time to break it off.
Doesn't sound like either of you are happy.
Maybe he's trying to tell you he's done, and you just don't get it--get away from him ASAP. If he says he's sorry, tell him to go get help and prove to you he's changed.
Break it off, go out with your friends and be happy.
- BelindaLv 41 decade ago
Get out run dont stop dont worry about the lease it is only money this is you LIFE here.