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Old Jun 26, 2009, 11:57 PM
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abusive marriage and having sexual relaship with my sister

background i have been married to him for 24 yrs. he started having affair w/my sister within the 1st year. i tried to tell my mther but she would not believe it i have always have felt something different between us including my sis e is so many factors....my mom is no deceiesed i tried to let my father know something is up but he will not go for it either will my closest sister. my father has money and the "one" is living with my dad at this time my so called husband try to manipulate me i know and feel they are after it all . i am disabled and he has taken all from me tries to keep controll of me i do not know where to turn they are going to kill me i need help despertely. plese sombody help me to get rid of this in my life and my sister they have been in love since the 1st year we got married i know it and nobody believess me and i do not know were to turn he abuses me all the time and tells me to just kill my self i am so scared i do not know where to turn to get the help and support i need............please somebody befor he kills me or her at this momment and time i know they are together and there is nothing i can do about it he has just lost his job so there you go and he had my car tolled so i do not have a car how can i still have feelings for such a mfuer

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Old Jun 27, 2009, 07:46 AM   #2  
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Are there any women's abuse shelters where you live? You may not think there are because they don't exactly advertise to keep a low profile. I would really check around different social programs to find out what is available.
If you can't find a women's shelter check with the Salvation Army because they are really good at hooking people up with the help they need.
Just because people don't believe you shouldn't hold you back from doing what you need to do. This sounds like one of those hind sight being 20/20 and it would have been better if you left 24 yrs ago but hopefully you can get out asap.

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321543 agrees: I would not have waited around that many years
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You need to just leave now, and should have been gone. The best advice you can get is from a lawyer.
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May I ask what is the nature of your disability, and, are you saying he's had an ongoing affair for 23 years with your sister?

I find that hard to believe that nobody would notice that. Why are you so sure that they are having an affair, or had an affair.

Are you isolated from friends, and all family? When you bring up your fears to your closest sister, what does she tell you. Has anyone ever offered to help you?

Does your husband physically abuse you, emotionally abuse you?

Do you have children?

Why do you think they are trying to kill you, have they indicated that, threatened you?

Have you called the police? Seen a lawyer? Talked to your Doctor?

It is unclear to me if they are taking advantage of you because of your disability, and you are unable to defend, or fend, for yourself.

If you could provide a little more information, it would be most helpful. thanks.
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