Broken Love

The Story

The story is trivial, but I can no longer burden my relatives, because they are tired of my fickle position on the relationship, and with each passing scandal I feel more and more confused and alone. Our relationship is like a train of horrors. When it's nice, it's wonderful, but when we fight, our communication is like between two crazy people, and worse - a lot of stupid people. He doesn't want to know what hurts me in his behavior and apologizes to stop the scandal after a while, but he never really regrets it. Even if I talk about where he went wrong and what I want to change, he seems to agree, but when a new reason for quarreling comes, his behavior is the same as every time. As if he is not the same person as he is angry - he insults, humiliates, annoys, shouts (quite illogical things, I don't know if he follows his own thoughts), he is aggressive even when he wants to get along after that - he hugs me by force, he doesn't let me go if I want to back off, but when he sees that I'm not behaving according to his expectations (to reconcile as if nothing had happened), he gets angry and the cycle starts all over again. And in such moments I need to talk, to discuss both mine and his mistakes, I have no desire for stupid caresses, and for him this is "peace". I've never called him, I've never insulted him, I admit that I never take the first step, but when he behaves like crazy, my instinct for storage is to shut myself in and think. He forgives himself terribly quickly, and as soon as he gets angry with him, the problem is over. It also hurts me, because if you love someone, it won't be so easy for you to get on with your life after hurting them.

No matter what I tell him or how I behave, he forgets about his actions and if I "dare" to complain about his behavior attacks me again. I went out a few times, but he immediately started praying and promising me that everything would change. I admit that until recently I really believed in this change. I don't know if I'm affected now or now is the time to start realizing that he's just a crazy person who's only good to me when he's in the mood. My question is, has anyone been in a similar situation and have you somehow managed to reach out to your partner to start a constructive conversation? What can I do to understand once and for all that Stockholm Syndrome is not a way of life and if he wants to have a partner he must learn to control himself? He is very convinced of my feelings at the moment and I think that is the main reason why I should not be taken seriously. I don't want to manipulate him,

Last Updated
September 28, 2020
Author:
ellameadow

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