the (entire) truth

my ex-boyfriend physically and verbally abused me when he drank. after he tried to kill me, i left him. i told everyone that it was the only time he had ever touched me, and that i thought he had just snapped, because i didn’t want my friends and family to know that i had let him abuse me for so long. i was weak and afraid to admit that i had made a mistake. i feel so ashamed for putting up such a tough front and acting like everything was ok all the time. i don’t know what they would think if they knew how long i put up with it.

2 Responses to “ “the (entire) truth”

  1. Afitrzroy says:

    If there fiends, they’ll understand and support you.

    I have several friends in this type of situation, and I’ve learned to ignore it. Sounds bad but if your in a abusive relationship and you stay then he/she is a ******* and your a moron.

    Pity/comfort is given to those that are trapped and need help. If you stay in the relationship then your a drama queen that EARNED the behavior.

    I’m happy as hell you got the balls to leave, and I hope you stay away from him.

    • Anonymous says:

      i’ve never asked for pity. no situation is black or white, and you’re an extremely judgemental person who–with exception to your poor, abused friends whom you’ve learned to ignore–obviously doesn’t know the first thing about how to treat another human being. go take your asinine assumptions elsewhere, jerk.

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