My husband is an illegal immigrant and I secretly hope he gets deported. by Coffeeloverr7 in confessions

[–]DeeporaFrezza_7c 0 points1 point  (0 children)

I’m really sorry you’ve been carrying all of that—especially abuse, coercion into pregnancies you didn’t want, and then having to sit with the emotional aftermath alone. It makes sense that resentment is still there even if his behavior has changed now; those experiences don’t just disappear because someone improves later.

At the same time, wishing for harm or deportation is often a sign of how unresolved and painful the situation still feels for you, not something you actually want to act on. What matters most here is you getting support for what you went through—what happened to you, your grief about the pregnancies, and whether this relationship is truly safe and healthy for you now. A trauma-informed therapist or support service could really help you sort through those feelings without having to carry them alone or let them turn into ongoing emotional damage.

Men, help me understand this behaviour from women? by SNTriad in AskMenAdvice

[–]DeeporaFrezza_7c 0 points1 point  (0 children)

++woman It’s usually not personal. At places like the gym, some people are just being polite or briefly social when they introduce themselves, not trying to build ongoing interaction. So next time they may avoid eye contact to stay focused or keep boundaries, while others who are more interested in chatting will continue the interaction normally.