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Old 01-24-2012, 12:39 AM   #1  
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Default Ugh, why is this so hard?

I just need a lot of hugs. My current boyfriend is starting to treat me like my childhood abusive childhood(teenage?) boyfriend and its just making me feel terrible, trying to starve myself and of course as I used to I end up binging.
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Old 01-24-2012, 01:12 AM   #2  
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Have you thought about taking a break from your boyfriend if he's really that awful to you? You're in a point in your life and journey where you need support, not abuse. You really do deserve better. Big hugs.
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Old 01-24-2012, 06:43 AM   #3  
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I had a boyfriend who always showed me where my fat was evident: he pinched my belly, showed me where I had cellulite... and finally left me for a skinny woman (who left him in turn). Tell him he is making you feel bad, and if he goes on doing it, just walk away. In the meantime, look after your health and lose weight slowly and with a healthy, sane program. Good luck!
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Dump him.

He is abusive. It would be different if he was just clueless. You are worthy of so much better. Take care of yourself.

If you had a friend with a boyfriend like that, what would you say to her? Abusive behavior usually progresses.
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Old 01-24-2012, 10:20 AM   #5  
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If you're feeling abused then it's not a healthy relationship. You can try sitting him down and explaining to him how you feel and see if he can understand wants to change. Or you could try to convince him to go to counseling with you. Or you could get out. But you seem miserable the way that you are which means that something needs to change. And as I'm sure you know, starving/bingeing is never a good answer. Lots of Hugs to you. You'll figure it out. Good Luck.
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I've been there, done that and I think you should leave if he isn't treating you with respect. It's much easier to leave than we make it out to be, and in the long run, we save time and energy not dealing with people like that.
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Old 01-25-2012, 12:45 PM   #7  
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I have to agree. If he is abusing you, dump him.

Alone in PEACE for a bit is way better than stay together ABUSED.

Are you afraid the abuse will escalate if you break it off? Is he threatening?

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