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My husband's father repeatedly raped me, he's just found out about it and he's heartbroken!

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Question - (23 November 2008) 9 Answers - (Newest, 9 December 2008)
A female United States age , anonymous writes:

I have a huge problem. I have been repeatedly sexually abused throughout my childhood and adulthood. I have a husband that just wants to take care of me. His father raped me and made me continue to have sex with him by threatening me. I did not tell my husband because I was afraid and now he is heartbroken. He doesn't understand why I did not come to him sooner. Please Help.

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A reader, anonymous, writes (9 December 2008):

Diovan is so right. You might feel lost and alone, things might look difficult and you are hurting, but you are not alone. We are here for you and you and your kids deserve better. Wish I could be there to give you a hug now, but I am sending you lots of hugs and you are in my prayers and thoughts.

Be strong for yourself and your children. If need be you need to report your husbands abuse too. Do whatever it takes to protect yourself and your children. Abuse is not just physical, he has been emotionally abusing you and please if you cannot find somewhere else to stay for a few days to get your life on track, get an court order to keep your husband away from you and the children.

Always remember, you are not alone, we are here for you.

Keep us posted.

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A reader, anonymous, writes (9 December 2008):

Yes you can babes, you've been through worse, today is dark, but things will get better for you. Stay strong, we're all right here with you and wishing you all the best. We like you, we can only imagine the pain your going through, stay strong honeypie, cause you are definitely stronger than you think.

We need you to walk away from these two abusive men. Like father like son, you'll only be able to breathe freely again as soon as you walk away. The father is an abuser, your husband knows that, he tried to molest his granddaughter, and what dose your husband do, he starts to blame you. YOU HAVE DONE NOTHING WRONG, these men are sick in the head, you need to be strong and start to look after and protect yourself. Don't let them and their madness drag you down, your a good woman, your a good mummy, you've got more goodness and kindness in your heart than they ever will. If your husband was a good man, he would be kissing and cuddling you and protecting you from harm. Stay strong baby and learn to fight back. Your husband is sick, he was brought up by an evil beast and he doesn't know right from wrong.

We are with you, whenever you need to talk. You did what you had to do. I wish you could leave and find a kind, tender man that could give you the love your surely deserve.

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A reader, anonymous, writes (9 December 2008):

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today i don't think i can go on

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A reader, anonymous, writes (7 December 2008):

Dear Poster

Excellent advice from Fade 878; please don't allow any situation that might put your life or the life of your child at risk. Speak to your counselor about his threats and do have numbers of emergency assistance handy in case things do turn physically abusive. You need to think of yourself but also the safety of your son.

You do need to get out of this situation, even if just temporary; is there any way you and your son can go stay with some friends or relatives? Alternatively ask your counselor to assist you to obtain a court interdict to keep him away from you and your child. He needs professional help to deal with his anger and abusive behavior.

Do take good care of yourself and your son.

I am sending you lots of hugs and smiles.

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A reader, anonymous, writes (6 December 2008):

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thank you everyone. things are not good at all, i have started therapy. my husband is still very angry and taking it all out on me. he keeps saying he is leaving and then he doesnt. he threatens to take my son from me. he has even threatened to kill me. i am so sad and so scared and dont know what to do. why do i want to save my marriage? if i tell him how i feel he just says t is what i deserve and that i should be thinking of how he feels instead

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A reader, anonymous, writes (24 November 2008):

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Thank you all for your supportive responses. It lasted several months and I am going to report him. He also attempted to touch my 14 year old daughter, but she was strong and fought him off. and that I have already reported. But my husband blames me for not telling him sooner. He threw away a diamond necklace he bought me early in our relationship took off his wedding ring, amd deleted all of our pictures on the computer. He says our entire relationship has been a lie because I did not trust him enough to tell him. That is not true, I was afraid, and just did what his dad told me because I was afraid of the threats. I know I fell into it because of past abuse, but now I am suffering for what His dad did and dealing with my husbands hatred and telling me he no longer loves me, sometimes I just want to die. I have 5 children, they keep me alive. we have been together 11 years. He also took away my cell phone, car, house phone and I cant even go online or anywhere without his permission. (he is at work right now.) I actually asked the first question because I want to know how to help him with his pain and anger towards me.

Thank you so much for your kindess.

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A male reader, anonymous, writes (24 November 2008):

I'm a male and I think the same way about this as the women who responded, and so do a lot of other men I know.

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A reader, anonymous, writes (23 November 2008):

Dear Poster

I am sorry for what you have endured.

I agree with Fade 878; professional counseling is needed ASAP;

the father must be reported and please do not feel sorry for him; he needs to be prosecuted by the law;

I do hope that with professional guidance you and your husband can work through this.

Best wishes and do remember we are here for you if we can be of any assistance.

Lots of hugs and smiles.

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A female reader, helpjayne United Kingdom +, writes (23 November 2008):

helpjayne agony auntI feel so sorry for you, no one ever has the right to take your dignity away how dare he. Get him arrested for what he's done, but I think you should write your husband a letter if you can't tell him face to face, just explain what feelings and emotions you had then tell him everything. Don't feel as though it's your fault your husband's heartbroken. He's sad because he loves you so much and you were hurting for all these years without him knowing. I think maybe you should go in for some counseling maybe your husband too.

You're really brave for posting this. Don't ever let anyone think that they are above you.

x

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