Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:In a normal relationship, the dad wouldn’t be abusive.
Let’s say in a normal relationship the father did something that hurt his daughter’s feelings. She got mad at him, so she yelled and muttered swear words at him. She then avoided speaking to him. What would a normal father do in this situation?
Anonymous wrote:I’d rather face his verbal abuse than be ignored like this. Being ignored is torture. Normally he verbally abuses me, I get on with my day. Its not verbal/emotional abuse 24/7. He cracks jokes, talks to me, etc. We still share good times.
I didn’t really stand up to him and let him know his behavior is unacceptable. I just yelled at him and said swear words out of anger. My mom stands to him and he justifies his abuse. He says that we lead him to abusing us. Also, when he verbally abuses my mom and she replies back to him with verbal abuse, he gets mad. He might give her the silent treatment.
He’s passive aggressive with me right now. I’m just so upset. He’s been emotionally abusing me for years and the one time I swear at him, he just falls apart. He can’t cope and is soo upset. Yet it’s ok if he does it to me.
I’m also ignoring him as well. I haven’t tried speaking to him. Perhaps that’s why he’s hurt. He’s never violent or physically abusive though. How do I fix this relationship? Can someone explain why he’s behaving this way?
Anonymous wrote:His ignoring you is manipulation. His verbal abuse didn't work, this is another tactic.
Anonymous wrote:His ignoring you is manipulation. His verbal abuse didn't work, this is another tactic.
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:In a normal relationship, the dad wouldn’t be abusive.
Let’s say in a normal relationship the father did something that hurt his daughter’s feelings. She got mad at him, so she yelled and muttered swear words at him. She then avoided speaking to him. What would a normal father do in this situation?
Can someone answer this for OP?
Anonymous wrote:His ignoring you is manipulation. His verbal abuse didn't work, this is another tactic.
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:In a normal relationship, the dad wouldn’t be abusive.
Let’s say in a normal relationship the father did something that hurt his daughter’s feelings. She got mad at him, so she yelled and muttered swear words at him. She then avoided speaking to him. What would a normal father do in this situation?
Anonymous wrote:I’d rather face his verbal abuse than be ignored like this. Being ignored is torture. Normally he verbally abuses me, I get on with my day. Its not verbal/emotional abuse 24/7. He cracks jokes, talks to me, etc. We still share good times.
I didn’t really stand up to him and let him know his behavior is unacceptable. I just yelled at him and said swear words out of anger. My mom stands to him and he justifies his abuse. He says that we lead him to abusing us. Also, when he verbally abuses my mom and she replies back to him with verbal abuse, he gets mad. He might give her the silent treatment.
He’s passive aggressive with me right now. I’m just so upset. He’s been emotionally abusing me for years and the one time I swear at him, he just falls apart. He can’t cope and is soo upset. Yet it’s ok if he does it to me.
I’m also ignoring him as well. I haven’t tried speaking to him. Perhaps that’s why he’s hurt. He’s never violent or physically abusive though. How do I fix this relationship? Can someone explain why he’s behaving this way?
Anonymous wrote:Ok. So I decided to give in and talk to him. He totally ignored me. He was on his phone typing something, so I gave him the benefit of doubt, in case I interrupted him. He then watched a short video.
I tried speaking to him again shortly afterwards, he just totally ignored me. I got up and left. He looks happier now and is talking to my mom and laughing. He's no longer upset or broken. He’s got his normal energy back.
I’m just so mad. What did I do for him to ignore me?
For those telling me to leave, I can’t leave now. In 2 months time, hopefully I’ll leave. Moving out is not an option atm. Also, therapy is off the cards. I can’t afford it right now and need to save up.
I just want to understand why he’s ignoring me?
If this incident happened in a normal father- daughter relationship, what would be the outcome? If a normal father upset his daughter and she didn’t speak to him for a while, what would a normal father do?
I just want someone to answer me and give me a glimpse of what a normal relationship would look like.
Anonymous wrote:In a normal relationship, the dad wouldn’t be abusive.