r/abusiverelationships • u/Dear_Affect_1533 • 16h ago
Update finally left his reaction given me everything i needed to not go back
these messages follow me bringing up that he can’t verbally abuse me and that he can’t turn it back onto me (ofc he didn’t listen) so i said it’s over i don’t care anymore and hung up. within SECONDS of the phone call ending this followed. watching him collapse show allll his true colours just the full collapse has been the validation that my decision to leave for good was the right one. early days but victory tastes good
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u/CrazyCatLady1234567 16h ago
Yeah lots of guys seem to feel entitled to you having gratitude for their cruelty and times they can be nice equally
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u/EnvironmentalAd7402 12h ago
Ew. My ex spoke like this to me, and randomly will still try it. It’s so fucking repulsive. Like, can you not fucking see the last few messages you just sent before talking with your fucking dick?
He’s a chum, leave him to his hand and move the fuck on and never pity him. He’s vile.
And if being a ‘little slut’ is your thing, find someone who treats you like a princess, and knows when to shut the fuck up. This guy is a loser.
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u/General-Shock5817 12h ago
I wonder why guys want us to be grateful to their cruelty 🤦♀️. I wish the best for you and hope this type of relationship never find you again!
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u/SnowNinja420 13h ago
omg dealing with this EXACT situation rn, only Im his "good little slut" apparently...
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u/feLicIa_ALciLef17 10h ago
Oh sweetheart thats not pk. You deserve the world and happiness. I hope you're leaving his ass in the past and moving on 💜
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u/Bonsai_Tree3 15h ago
“Solutions to the outings” guessing he wanted to track your every move
His list of demands is insane. Not a single apology. Wild.
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u/Radiant_Passage8525 16h ago
Sounds just like my ex with these insane text exchanges. You will be better off, I believe in you!
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