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Well that could really go either way. He might just be stressed and tired. Or he could be dealing with other issues that he's internalizing and then it's coming out in other negative ways. There have been times when my husband was stressed about bills, working a lot of hours, and having personal issues with people at work. He would then have no patience at home and would vote up over little normal things. I would recommend sitting down and talking with him. Communication is key in a relationship. Sometimes the other person doesn't always realize how they're being and sometimes they are too proud or embarrassed to start the conversation. After I sat down with my husband and we talked it over, he realized he was being short and worked harder at managing his stress more appropriately. And I tried to do what I could to make his time more peaceful at home.
True I understand that. Thanks. Sometimes I felt it was for heard to avoid a conversation and definitely know it was to hide her drinking and being intoxicated..I wasn't calling tho to get tabs on that.. She's bad with her phone in general and we always just text.. it was something we agreed to do and she just can't..even if it's for 2 mib
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I have been in a very dark place myself and I never wanted to hurt anyone let alone rape them. He is a walking red flag ????. What are you not seeing? He stalked your social media and manipulated his interests to align with yours. How do you not see him wanting to sexually assault you is a very big red flag. He told you he wanted to hurt you and you want to continue dating him. Help me understand why you would even consider staying. If this was a close girl friend of yours what would your advice be to her? My advice would be run. There are good men out there go and find one.
Realistically, I think this incident alone warrants a break up, but for the sake of discussion, I can't imagine behavior like this is an isolated incident. It was just so over the top that I have to wonder if reactions like this are a common theme? You'll have to let us know.
I would never say all ASPD people are abusive. He's trying to get her to go NC with her mother and she's pregnant, which is often when abuse starts. Taking those two things together with his diagnosis would make me verrrrrrrrry cautious of him being able to actually handle being a father in a healthy way.
Consider it a relief.
If her screaming at people on the street is normal behavior then it sounds like someone you should get away from.
If that’s the case then it’s a naked pass on marriage. This will be a never ending uphill battle.