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Thinks of the decision that you are making. Just think of the children that you have. Make a wise decision always.
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Joined: Apr 2009
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The only thing I could really say is leave him. You don;t deserve this andd it could be his wake up call that you wont take his crap anymore. You are worried about the children and they are in an wful situation too. But you realize that you are their parent in essence? You are setting an example of relationships for them. They see you being a dorr mat they might take impressions from that. The best thing you can do is be an example to them and yourself. Be strong and leave. The 18 year old has the right to chose to see you or even move in with you. The children could get empancipated if they wish. They are old enough. Get out. You will only keep yourself down. And the kids you care about.
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