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Home > Family & People > Relationships   »   Girlfriend attacked me this week. Should I break up?

 
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Old Mar 10, 2008, 02:52 PM
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Girlfriend attacked me this week. Should I break up?

I need some advice here. My g/f and I have been through a crazy 4 years. It has been a cycle of break up, get back together for those years and when we are apart its no longer than a week.

Well my g/f has been nagging, disrespecting me, and treating me like a doormat. Due to this On Saturday March 8, I left her apt upset and went home to have PEACE. So my friends call and ask if I want to go to a club. I go to the club, and my g/f is blowing my phone up. so I tell her im still at home, just watching tv and im staying home. I did this as I wanted to have a peaceful night with my friends.

So long story short, I get home at like 330am coming from the club, and she parks her car outside my home. As soon as i pull up she gets out her car and starts swinging punching me in the face numerous times, destroyed the mirror in my rental car, and attacked me with a bat. My face is swollen, my lips are VERY big and swollen due to this.

So my brother comes outside and told her to go home. So she leaves. my family heard about it because I didnt know I had my uncle on speed dial while this was going on. They seem to think I should make a police report or press charges, but I dont think I need to.


So i called my g/f (now x) on Sunday and told her that was uncalled for and that she needs to apologize. so then she says "well those lips that got busted shouldve been the lips that lied to me."

Now i am a weight lifter and a prof boxer, i didnt want to hit her back because shes a girl and also one hit in her face from me, she'd probably be in a coma. s

What do u guys think? Now i have been supporting this girl financially, and talks to me like im an idiot which is why i left saturday in the first place. Now i know lying was not the best thing to do, but should it have called for this? Should I even bother to call her back ever again?

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Old Mar 12, 2008, 05:31 PM   #21  
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yeah i slipped and call her today to tell her good luck on her job interview....then she said "did u cheat on me" and I said no because I didn't. And she said, whatever it doesnt even mater anymore you still lied....

so i told her "well im just wishing u good like nothing more, nothing less. I'll talk to you later I guess"


and she ended with "Yup"
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Old Mar 12, 2008, 10:18 PM   #22  
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WHY? Why would you call? LEAVE IT ALONE. IF YOU DO NOT. YOU DESERVE THE ABUSE YOU GET FROM HER.
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Old Mar 13, 2008, 04:53 AM   #23  
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blue...For whatever reason you are helping her abuse you. Contacting her and not pressing charges on her, just told her hey I'm willing to be your "punching bag" Yeah, you could keep hanging with her and fight back you could probably kick her a$$. BUt then you would be just as bad as she is. What if she goes crazy when your sleeping or decides to use a car,gun as her choice of weapon next time. Just because you are a man does not make you immune from domestic violence nor does it mean that you have to be tough and accept it. Read these links you will find your not alone.men and domestic violence
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Homegirl 50 agrees: Yeah, he may as well go get the weapon of her choice to use against him. His staying is saying "this is OK"
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Old Mar 13, 2008, 05:21 AM   #24  
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This guy obviously cares more about love then the abusing part of the relationship and we find that A LOT in couples.

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talaniman agrees: Love? What love? A fat lip or a black eye has nothing to do with love??
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Old Mar 13, 2008, 09:35 PM   #25  
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You are such a glutten for punishment and abuse. I would just dissapear, and save my pockets, and my lips, any more torture.
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Old Mar 14, 2008, 06:21 AM   #26  
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Take Tal's advice. I can't believe that you called her. This is exactly what happens time and time again in abusive relationships.

It's your choice, if you can accept that she's an abuser and you want to be in this kind of relationship then there's nothing we can do about it.

If you ever need to talk we'll be here.

Take care.
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Old Mar 14, 2008, 07:06 AM   #27  
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Hey Tal,

I meant that it's apparent that he isn't taking anyone's advice on this site. After reading some posts that he made I can clearly see that he cares more about loving the girl then her abusing him.

Ex: After posting this question and getting some responses, the OP then says that he called the girl and tried to work things out when everyone was telling him to leave the crazy woman in the first place.

Catch my drift?

I'm not saying it's right but that's how it seems.
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I should have made my agreement clear, as in abuse, the victims think there in love, but they don't even love themselves. That's why they stay. Sorry 'bout that.
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That's alright!

So you're saying that it's abuse to yourself when when you don't love yourself?

I hope that's what you're saying lol!
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So you're saying that it's abuse to yourself when when you don't love yourself?
I think that people who love themselves, are not going to take that kind of treatment. Ain't that much love in the world!

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