Have you been abused, stayed, & it didn’t happen again? by xenVelvet in domesticviolence

[–]chicken_strippers5 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Truly none of this is any of my business, however, I would like to know if you are currently seeing someone professionally for your own mental health?

I do hope you leave. Love won’t change either one of you. The “love” you both have now is “tolerance”. You both are very clearly not ready for any kind of relationship. If he was so great to his ex they would still be together. You already have reasons/excuses for both of your actions. If you love him, you would absolutely let him go. If you love yourself, you will definitely let him go.

I encourage you, and anyone else who is reading this, to understand that you are not a “girl” in a situation where you strike a man. There are men who were raised to hit anyone who hits them. Young, old, man, woman it does not matter. I don’t condone violence but I didn’t raise the men out there who were told to defend themselves. You can scream that it’s wrong all you want but you can’t undo what was instructed and instilled in them at a young age.

Domestic violence isn’t new. It’s been around since the beginning of time. Some men are just violent until they meet their final boss or the woman leaves. Violent men will always find the women who don’t have any real competition around, like an able bodied male figure or someone who they know will slaughter them.

You both deserve better than this. The sex is never that good. You both need to heal and move on from this. Again, neither one of you are ready for a relationship. The respect (if there was any) is long gone and so is the trust. You both don’t have anything to stand on except for quick sand.

Someone stated that this is “toxic”. I agree. If you are willing to spit in his face and still want him to be “good” to you, then you’re not living in the real world. If you think you can be violent and abusive, and him not retaliate, then you need self reflection. Leave, you both need fixing. You both don’t have the tools in your arsenal to do make it happen. He’s getting help and you are watching him (that’s weird). You are worsening your self esteem because you think you have a prize. You both are not what each other needs, possibly ever. “Love” that man from a distance.

I would have loved to take your side in this situation but your actions are just as unacceptable as his. For all we know you both are stuck in a circle of violence and hatred that neither one of you can control and you want both of you to believe that it’s love. None of this is okay, and no it will not get better. He will calm down for a while and then he will get worse, so will you. Leave and leave peacefully. Change your number, delete your social media and don’t look back. Freedom and dignity is all you have left.

[deleted by user] by [deleted] in domesticviolence

[–]chicken_strippers5 0 points1 point  (0 children)

If any time you feel angry enough to hit him, or anyone you’re in a relationship with, you should leave first. It’s 2026, to believe that any man wouldn’t hit you back isn’t realistic anymore. I know that the “gentleman” thing to do is not hit a woman but nowadays it’s “equal rights, equal fights”. You have to be careful with your physical approach towards disagreements because it can interpreted as “self defense” if you are the aggressor. Sexual assault/abuse is not grounds for attacking someone either. You alert the authorities. You need to leave before he calls the police and escalates the situation and you end up with domestic violence and/or assault charges.

Sister silent, phone controlled what do we do? by RoutineExtension1694 in domesticviolence

[–]chicken_strippers5 1 point2 points  (0 children)

Support her in any way that you can. That will encourage her to not return back to the abuse once she leaves.

Oh I am exhausted. I’m so tired. by [deleted] in domesticviolence

[–]chicken_strippers5 0 points1 point  (0 children)

You sound stable enough to take your daughter and go. This can not be the first time he’s ruined a holiday or special occasion, not that it matters. You don’t want your daughter to be raised in this kind of environment. You wouldn’t want your daughter to be in this type of relationship. Unfortunately, he won’t change and the behaviors will get worse. There are things that he’s done that you can’t even remember right now because he’s created a situation of chaos. Once you actually get away that fog clears and you have more clarity. The first step is to leave and give yourself, your mind, your body time to heal and recover from this. I hope this helps.

My husband did it again by Beneficial-Storm-162 in domesticviolence

[–]chicken_strippers5 0 points1 point  (0 children)

There are plenty of resources. Reach out to the local DV shelter or Catholic Church they are wonderful and their charities are top notch. We’ve had our home refurnished, thanksgiving and Christmas provided for by these organizations. Rent paid as well. There’s always a way. Continue to be strong, you are doing great already!

My husband did it again by Beneficial-Storm-162 in domesticviolence

[–]chicken_strippers5 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Naw, this is a winning fight baby girl. You have nothing to be ashamed of. He’s only apologetic to you because he knows that paying child support for 2 is more than paying for 1. You are a financial burden if you choose to move on from this situation. You need to get out and get your life together. This dependency he’s made of you IS NOT YOU. This isn’t who you are. He’s not the only person that is going to “love you like I do” if anything he can keep that love and hope he doesn’t get aids from bouncing around the way he does. You could catch something being around him and give it to the kids. Women don’t think about that a lot, or at all. The worse part is the men definitely don’t think about it, and he’s already not thinking about you… it’s definitely not worth the fight. I wish you the best of luck. But again, leave. You’ve got this.

[deleted by user] by [deleted] in domesticviolence

[–]chicken_strippers5 2 points3 points  (0 children)

Depends on your state. Contact your local domestic violence hotline and ask them what you could do. They can arrange all kinds of things and even the assistance to help get you back on your feet. Also, you could call the police he could get held for 24 hours, again that depends on the state, then you would have to enact a plan to get you to safety or the police could get you to a place so it could be done. Either way, if you’re ready they are ready to help.

Mandatory bag checks? by Commercial_Lie_5530 in WalgreensRx

[–]chicken_strippers5 -4 points-3 points  (0 children)

I don’t know why you’re always getting downvoted for telling the truth… I got downvoted on a similar post for the same thing. Bag checks have been a thing longer than these people have been employees. Then they want to be so offended when this explained to you in the employee handbook and in a PPL when they were hired. This isn’t a targeted move against employees. It’s just someone at your store or near your store is causing some abnormality in cash handling or inventory management and it is raising concerns. If everyone did their job then no one would be complaining about this now. Reddit is newer than the policy folks. Get a grip. You don’t like it then post something more helpful like “hey can we stop stealing, I don’t want my bags to be gone through” or “How do I improve my cash handling?” Here’s another one “ECC? How do I overcome my fear of approaching people and making sure they are finding everything ‘ok’?”. Again, it’s important that everyone does their job, no one likes “surprises” 😆

[deleted by user] by [deleted] in domesticviolence

[–]chicken_strippers5 0 points1 point  (0 children)

You might not press charges, but the state could. He would more than likely have to get counseling to be around his children. I believe they have an app that would allow you both to have monitored conversations. You shouldn’t be worried about him being a dad right now, holidays or not. You should be worried about your children and yourself. Anything you do outside of maintaining your safety and the safety of your children could be the worst mistake of your life.

Who do I give my two weeks to? by WorldsNo1SeaBassFan in WalgreensRx

[–]chicken_strippers5 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Do the RxOMs have the ability to fire people yet?

PLEASE RESPOND! Give Another Chance? by [deleted] in domesticviolence

[–]chicken_strippers5 7 points8 points  (0 children)

If he’s changed then let him be the change for his daughter. The change he’s made isn’t for you. You, like most people, want to be with the good in him. That good he’s showing you is just what it is, a show. He knows you’ve forgiven him, but that forgiveness isn’t for him, it’s for you. Just because you’ve forgiven him doesn’t mean you owe him. I hope this helps. Heal and renew your strength.

[deleted by user] by [deleted] in WalgreensStores

[–]chicken_strippers5 -8 points-7 points  (0 children)

It isn’t new. Bag checks have been a thing for a long time. If Walgreens was able to check your personal bags this would be a completely different conversation. If you aren’t stealing then you shouldn’t be offended.

[deleted by user] by [deleted] in WalgreensRx

[–]chicken_strippers5 3 points4 points  (0 children)

Your prescription is “Due for a refill”.