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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]OP, ignore the crazies on this forum, who are saying things were your fault or you should have known better, or whatever. You don't need to be filling your headspace with that right now. Talk with your therapist and with a good friend or two. Make plans to separate, at the very least. Look into your options with a lawyer (financial, custodial, etc.). Those are the concrete steps you can do to feel more in control right now. You are going to be ok. You are going to get through this and things will be so much better. Good luck.[/quote] No, things are not going to get better. At best, she is going to be a single mother with two small kinds and unhinged ex, worrying about their and her safety (much more so than before) and fighting court battles for considerable time.[/quote] So the answer is to stay in a semi abusive relationship and model that behavior for her children? And years down the line she'll wonder why her kids have messed up relationships. [/quote] I dont know what the answer is but to pretend that "getting out of an abusive relationship" is going to make everything better is not helpful, either. But on the other hand, OP will always have the satisfaction of knowing she fought for that trip with her girlfriends till the bitter end.[/quote]
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