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I want to get back with my husband but we are not communicating.

I left my husband because he was verbally abusive and we got into arguments constantly. We live 5000 miles apart. I packed my bags and went back home. My husband wanted me to stay and work it out but I was so frustrated and angry that I left.

Two weeks later I changed my mind and missed him dearly. At this point I knew that I couldn't live without him. He told me forget about coming back because he made his decision to leave the marriage. We have been apart for 3 months now and dont communicate. He told me to not contact him. He has told friends that he still loves me eventhough he said that he doesnt miss me or love me.

Do you think that we have hope for this marriage? What can I do to help save our marriage? Thank you.

 


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You and your husband both have to decide if you want to remain in the marriage.  If you do, counseling is in order for both of you as well as joint counseling.  You need to set boundaries and let him know that being verbally abusive (or any other type of abuse) is not acceptable under any circumstances.  This is a non-negotiable issue.  If he does not agree to that, you should consider leaving and getting counseling for yourself.  It is not uncommon for verbal abuse to elevate to other types of abuse.  Also, please be aware of how you speak to your husband as well (in content as well as in context).  Good luck

 
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Your husband is a verbally abusive one.  If I were you, I would forget all about this.  This man has not changed.  I think you're asking for more problems.  There are a lot of good men out there who won't treat you the way he did.

    Relationships like this don't work out for the better permanently.  If you'll get back together, he may be nice for 1 or 2 weeks and he'll be back to his old self.  Don't waste your ife on a man like that.  This is not the end of the world if you won't get him back.

    I hope you'll use your head, not your emotions.

 
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Men have moods when they make comments like "I still love her." Don't be fooled. He is abusive because he is indifferent to you. Go by his actions rather than his words to someone else. Tell him where he can find you then move on to date other men. I suggest online dating starting with www.plentyoffish.com because it if free and very good. Later you can pay to join Match.com and eHarmony.com. You will have more men than you know what to do with. You will learn abusive men should be dumped. They do not meet with success in the online dating world.

 
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"We the People of the United States, in Order to form a more perfect Union, Establish Justice,; insure domestic Tranquility, to provide for the common defense, to promote the general Welare, and to Secure the Blessings of Liberty to ourselves and to our Posterity, do ordain and establish the Constitution of the United States of America.

Little Miss Sunshine, Let me tell you my story and see if it makes sense to you. When I was born I was born bipolar disorder. When I was seven or eight the disease began to manifest itself and I was very difficult to live with. I was married in 1966 in Maryland. From the first moment, at the wedding, I wanted to leave at two o'clock in the morning. However, my wife refused. That ignited a smoldering fuse in me and that lasted our entire marriage. For nearly 25 years that we stayed together I screamed and ranted about anything that Carole had done, and even things that she didn't do. At that time we both sought psychological help. I never realized that I was ill. Firsly, they had no idea what bipolar disorder was, nor how to treat the illness. Now they have medications that keep the disorder in check. What bipolar disorder is, and those who have it don't understand why they are the way that they are, and they would give electrical shock therapy to those that they could not control. Thank goodness I didn't have that kind of treatment. So, with all mine and Carole's psychotherapy, not one doctor that we went to ever diagnosed me. There are two sides to bipolar disorder. On the one hand you have high-highs. But on the other side of the coin you have very deep and long lasting depression. It is the depression that leads to as many suicides that we have with undiagnosed bipolar disorder patients. The other day, a friend told me to watch a movie called, "Mr. Jones." Since I am still ill, I cried through the movie. That was me on the screen and living the same life as Mr. Jones was living. Bipolar disorder cost me two wives, a going business, and destroyed many of my relationships. My suggestion is to recommend to your husband that you both go to therapy as quickly as you can. If your husband is as I think he may be, there is hope for him, as there was for me. I hope that I have helped you with your problem by defining it and explaining how to treat it. By the way, bipolar disorder is caused by a chemical imbalance in the brain. And, the only way to get him right is through the modern medications that they have now. If you wish, send me a private not on this site, and I will send you the first chapter of my new work, "My Roller Coaster Ride." Thank you and I hope that for both your sakes that things will get better. Michael Joel Held

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