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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]I have a husband who went to therapy for years for anger management. Part of the deal was the therapist asked me to come in alone a few times a year or the therapist would call me to get a read on his current behavior. 
I wonder why his therapist doesn’t want to meet with you alone.
Seems there is something else you don’t realize: he is lying to therapist, telling therapist you are the problem, he is having an affair and that’s why he is having a temper tantrum and then leaving…..
If your husband disagreed with you calmly, you would start asking questions about why he is leaving and where he is going…….[/quote]

I don’t think it’s an affair - I have checked into that thoroughly, but I do think he is lying to the therapist. I think it’s a lot of childhood trauma/horrible upbringing, but I am sure he’s telling his therapist that he is fine. He doesn’t seem to want to do the work.

Leaving is easier said than done. My kids love him. I love him. We would have to move and uproot their lives and 90% of the time he’s great. [/quote]

NP. Please take a step back and think about what you have shared. You say your husband is "great" 90 percent of the time, yet the 10 percent is so bad that your children are in therapy due to the severe effects of that 10 percent.

That is not normal and is not good.[/quote] THIS! so the kids have learned they have to walk on eggshells in case he goes ballistic. that's outrageous. this is not a healthy way to live.[/quote]

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