Friday, 25 September 2009

  • She's Blaming PMDD

      

    In response to the post "Hot Girls Are Crazy, Deal With It!":

    My girlfriend has assaulted me (struck me twice with her fist on my head and bitten me once), threatened to make false accusations against me, threatened my family and threatened my career.

    She has thrown my moving car into park before. Her reasons are "You shouldn't have pissed me off" or "I have PMDD". I understand to a degree the PMDD, but at what point do you draw the line? This is not a free pass for abusive behavior.

    On many, many, many occasions she has publicly berated and humiliated me, accusing me of looking at other women. This is a frequent source of confrontation. I have never physically harmed or cheated on her or anyone else. She has admitted to cheating in most of her relationships.

    She constantly needs to know: where I am, where I was, where I will be going or whom I'm in communication with. She has begun to greet most of her calls with "Where are you" or "What are you doing?" instead of "Hi". Which is usually followed up by a "Who's been calling you?"

    She constantly questions my motives for no reason while I have been nothing but faithful to her. She shows jealous contempt when I spend time with clients, family, friends or even alone. This used to directed mostly towards females but has now degenerated to anytime I'm not with her.

    Her rage, possessiveness, lack of reasoning and self control is disturbing. She has supposedly sought professional help for her anger management to no avail. I feel her possessiveness and rage are just an end result of much deeper core issues. I really feel like she is going to hurt herself/me/someone (or my career) during her outbursts. This will come in the form of direct assault, false accusations or her driving/road rage.

    I have given her ultimatums, stop this behavior or I will leave, yet she continues at an alarmingly frequent and consistent rate. This has lead me to believe that she is either genuinely unable to control (or is unaware of) her bad behavior. I have tried to break up with her on several occasions due to this behavior (which then includes her stalking and threatening me), but we always end up back together in one way or another.

    Look I'm not saying that it's all her fault. I no doubt have my shortcomings and have said some very nasty things, but none of it justifies being treated this way. It does not take a MD to identify unstable behavior. A child could do it. All it would take is one day in my shoes during one of her tirades.

    What would you do in my shoes?

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