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There's times I haven't done much, but yes I have been bratty or tired or rude and I've pushed his buttons with my behavior, so I'm just as much a problem as he is. I do n't hit unless he's touched me first, I scream and yell and get red in the face and I start loosing my voice. I can control myself as long as nobody touches me while I am enraged, When he pinches me or pokes me or hits my hand to try to get my attention I will fly into a physical violence. I had a course once and blew it off because we were not violent at the time, but we had been, and now I'd get the classes an not blow them off cause we need stuff like that. quote:
ORIGINAL: barelynangel From what you have said though, you are just as abusive in nature as he is with your violent rages you have spoken about and from how you describe them i doubt it only erupts when he has somehow physically done something, but have come out against him without a physical provocation from him. So its a good thing you both are looking to get help. I would check out the DV facilities in your area, if you don't have information on them call your local State or district attorney's office and ask to speak with teh DV advocates. As far as i know, most if not all State's Attorney's offices will have these, if they don't, ask for the Victim Witness division. These are people who help people in DV type situations or potential ones they are more than likely from independent facilities that are not governmentally run but are just contracted with these agencies to help people. They will have information on meetings, counseling and things you both can do to help yourselves as well as where you may find some of this stuff for free. Also, have you both thought about entering a anger management type course? angel
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