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I m in a relationship since 10yrs now.My partner gets angry n abusive and has hit me also several times and after that starts to love me again. He says that I provoke him to do that. The situation after 10yrs is this that I feel irritated of him and now dont feel happy with him which makes him sad and he often ends up saying that I am showing him attitude now. This is causing other sort of fights now though he has promised that he will not hit me. He has no regret of hitting me as upon cronfronting him he always says that I am the reason for his abusive language. I asked him to go to psychiatrist and he said you find & you also consult as according to him I also have a problem. Now situation is that I literally feel irritated of him as opposed to earlier when after our fight I used to not talk for 1 or 2 hours and then used to become normal. When I say oir fight I mean I never abused or said ill words to him. Are thr any chances of him improving. I love him but now I feel too irritated
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I understand how you are feeling. Abuse, physical or mental is not right. One of the major reasons for marital problems is miscommunication and acting on our fears and anxieties . Couple counselling can work wonders if both partners can co-operate and are willing to take sessions.. If not individual sessions are always helpful... Please consult a Psychotherapist or direct consult me...
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Nobody has the right to physically abuse another person, how much ever they are triggered. There are healthier ways to express displeasure and anger. I suggest that you both seek couples counseling but if he is not interested then you can do individual sessions to vent out and get a better understanding of what you want to do about this relationship.
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A visit to the psychiatrist might be a good idea.
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