I share my story, hoping to motivate other women in a similar situation. It took me a long time and consultation with a psychologist to realize that I was harassed by my ex-boyfriend. We were together for only 4 years, this was my way to Hell and back. I met him by chance, he was a mutual acquaintance of a friend, he started writing to me and after a very short time we lived with his mother, I was blinded by love and believing that I had found the happiness of my life. I didn't realize what a mistake I had made, I didn't see that the man next to me was obsessed with his mother and her opinion. She kept trying to dominate, to criticize me, to follow me, to create all kinds of intrigues, and he trusted her with everything. Despite everything, I got pregnant by this man, I was in the seventh heaven of happiness, I thought things would change and we would even move out just the two of us, but alas, he told me he would not leave his mother. After the child was born, my hell began, his mother did not stop intriguing, he became terribly suspicious of everything, imposing and controlling my every move. He isolates me from everything and everyone, even my family, by telling me "that he is my new family." He kept writing to me during the day while he was at work, if I didn't answer, he started even more insistently, we often quarreled, about all sorts of things, he never apologized for anything, telling me that I was guilty and I had to sorry to make things right. These series of quarrels did not stop until dawn, he slammed doors, slapped our baby, who was one year old, if he was touched by something out of curiosity, and the greatest horror was when he installed cameras. Our house has become a constant observatory, the cameras were everywhere and I felt disgustingly controlled, to my displeasure he blamed me, I almost cheated on him, then I decided I had to take my life in my hands and I left it with our child. Here I want to confirm that he did not hit me personally, although he threatened me a lot, but the mental harassment became constant. To all women reading this ... you don't have to get external bruises, violence can also take the form of control and disrespect, isolation from your friends, etc. You don't have to live like that, love and respect yourself! I will be happy if other women share other positive stories, be healthy and happy. that he did not hit me personally, although he threatened me a lot, but the mental harassment became constant. To all women reading this ... you don't have to get external bruises, violence can also take the form of control and disrespect, isolation from your friends, etc. You don't have to live like that, love and respect yourself! I will be happy if other women share other positive stories, be healthy and happy. that he did not hit me personally, although he threatened me a lot, but the mental harassment became constant. To all women reading this ... you don't have to get external bruises, violence can also take the form of control and disrespect, isolation from your friends, etc. You don't have to live like that, love and respect yourself! I will be happy if other women share other positive stories, be healthy and happy.
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It took you 4 years and a psychologist to understand that this is harassment? It's not about self-esteem, you're emotionally infantile.