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Sun, Aug 20 2023, 8:15 pm
I would leave him. And I would get myself and my child into therapy.
You asked him to go for help. He refused. You cannot keep your child in an abusive home.
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Sun, Aug 20 2023, 9:04 pm
Personally to me, regular hitting is a deal breaker and I wouldn’t tolerate it
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Sun, Aug 20 2023, 9:10 pm
amother OP wrote: | What would you do if your husband hit your 5 year old at least once a week? Very hard in the face. Like that you see a red hand on the face for a few hours?
I reached out to my rav multiple times but he doesn’t seem to take me seriously.
I’ve tried talking to my husband every which way.
Won’t go for any help.
Asked him to join me in parenting guidance. Also a no. |
Get a different Rov. Seriously.
Talking, alone, to someone who’s abusive won’t help. He needs help, therapy plus anger management. This is not okay. And yes it’s abusive. A 5 yr old is a baby! (Not that hitting like that is okay for any age child).
If I was you I’d give him an ultimatum. Your baby needs your protection!
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Sun, Aug 20 2023, 9:12 pm
amother Clover wrote: | I am so sorry OP, this is a really tough situation.
Why would your husband be doing this. Does he get angry fast?
I think you should tell him if he can't stop you are going to have to leave and take your child with you because this is very dangerous and abusive and it could lead to c"v bad head injuries. I would also speak with a different Rav in the community who can help back you up on this because this is not normal. |
Obviously he can’t stop.
I wouldn’t TELL him I’m going to leave with the child until he gets help, I’d leave with the child unless and until she gets a clear commitment, that’s put into action immediately, that he gets help.
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Sun, Aug 20 2023, 9:42 pm
amother OP wrote: | Well I e discussed it every which way.
Kindly, gently and nicely.
He has “his own approach”.
Basically, either be perfect or I’ll force you to be perfect. No looked away from it when it was only affecting me. My ow I can’t watch him do it to my kids.
He does it because he gets angry and doesn’t know how to deal with anything that’s not perfect. Ironically he often hits if he feels my older one is not being nice to a younger sibling.
I’ve definitely considered giving him an ultimatum or leaving- just so that I’m heard- but honestly- where would I go???
If I could lock him out I’d do that.
But I have a few little kids.
My oldest is still preschool age.
How and where would I go? |
That’s something you’re going to have to figure out, but it has to be done.
Do not allow him to do it even once more.
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Sun, Aug 20 2023, 9:44 pm
amother OP wrote: | Well I e discussed it every which way.
Kindly, gently and nicely.
He has “his own approach”.
Basically, either be perfect or I’ll force you to be perfect. No looked away from it when it was only affecting me. My ow I can’t watch him do it to my kids.
He does it because he gets angry and doesn’t know how to deal with anything that’s not perfect. Ironically he often hits if he feels my older one is not being nice to a younger sibling.
I’ve definitely considered giving him an ultimatum or leaving- just so that I’m heard- but honestly- where would I go???
If I could lock him out I’d do that.
But I have a few little kids.
My oldest is still preschool age.
How and where would I go? |
Maybe you should lock him out, and change the locks.
Are there any relatives you could go to?
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Sun, Aug 20 2023, 9:50 pm
amother OP wrote: | I think it would cause a major fight. Based on past experiences I believe it would turn nasty and horrific very quickly.
Also he would figure out a way to “kidnap” the kids and blame it on me. |
This sounds like such a difficult place to be in.
Is there a rav you can turn to who you do trust for guidance how to proceed?
If you don't think it would be a giveaway (like, if it's Lakewood or Brooklyn) maybe you can post your location and people might be able to recommend a rav?
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Sun, Aug 20 2023, 9:59 pm
amother OP wrote: | I think it would cause a major fight. Based on past experiences I believe it would turn nasty and horrific very quickly.
Also he would figure out a way to “kidnap” the kids and blame it on me. |
You are afraid of him. Is he abusive to you too? You know this is not a healthy situation and you need help.
Can your parents be supportive or his parents if they knew what he was doing? Or a sibling, or Aunt/Uncle/Cousin?
I would ask him to start therapy with you with the goal of developing a parenting plan that doesnt include hitting. He could end up in jail for this.
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