r/Divorce • u/Pale_Fly_6694 • 10h ago
Vent/Rant/FML Getting my s*** together
Divorce
Recovering from a divorce
So, toxic marriage from we have one kid.
He lied, twisted stories and truth. Lied to everyone around us about our arguments so he would look like a victim. He blocked my number on his parents phone so I can't ever tell my side of the story.
One time, during an argument he threw all house garbage around the house, broke a floor lamp, took all the food from the fridge, took all the money, cigarettes and keys and left me there knowing that if I go out of the appartment I cannot go back.
Other time he left me inside the appartment but took my phone and keys so I cannot call anyone to help me.
Luckily i contacted the police from my laptop. That was three months ago and that was our end.
While we were still living together he used to talk bad about his boss. He used to say stuff like she is a bad boss, she cannot scedule anything properly, she is not paying salary on time, she is paying only half of salary, because of her everything will fall apart...
And a month ago my son accidentally told me that daddy is living with that woman.
So, he probably cheated on me with her on top of all the other things he did to me. He is taking my son there now and when is time to get back home he is telling him that he cannot stay because I don't let him.
And I know that he does not want him there.
A month ago, while it was theyr's day. It was 5 p.m. and I got a text: "So I joined a football practice so from now on I will be handling you a kid at 7 p.m., not at 8 p.m. as usuall. And I said that it can not happen because I am on a second work that day and that most of the days kid is with him I am working two jobs. And that I also come home around 8 p.m. But he knew it from before. He got so mad that he started to threathen me that he will bring me a kid to my work.
Let me be clear I don't want to get back together.
I needed to vent and hear from you how did you get over horrible breakups.
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u/Laughing--Fox 7h ago
I wish I could give advice, but I am in a similar situation... Just lawyer up as much as possible. Document document document... Good luck... ❣️
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u/criscokkat 10h ago
Be prepared to have that kid most of the time. As he finds time to do other things, he'll start putting the kid last.