Advice on Relationship.

Hi Everyone, I’m first time mum at 31 years old and just need some Advice on my relationship whether it’s healthy relationship and it is controlling?

Since we had our daughter together,
I feel like there’s more control now than before like having a go at me how I treat our daughter and doesn’t like that I have opinion on things I feel like I’m walking on egg shells most of the time but it’s ok for him to tell me few weeks ago if we split up our daughter is living with him but I can still come and see her but that’s not for him to decide! He’s grabbed my neck before in argument and he throws things when he’s in heated argument with me in front of our daughter, one time he throw controller at my knee then says stop been pathetic that shouldn’t hurt, When we have Arguments he calls me names like prick, thick cunt, spacker how can you call woman them words except me to be ok with it! Behind closed doors he’s different person to in public but ages ago he kicked off in pub when we was having meal out with our child because I told him he was taking control he just took my phone off me then started crying I just felt embarrassed to be honest. It is all in my head or is this relationship one sided and controlling?

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You're in a controlled relationship there lovely. Have you got any family to turn to for help ?.
Do you need help ?.
Sounds like he is narcissistic. But also sounds like you are in a DV relationship.
My inbox is open if you want to chat, I've been in your boat minus the baby. So I know how hard it is to leave/let go. Xx

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That sounds abusive for sure, emotionally, as well as coercive behaviour, and grabbing someone by the neck is never okay. I’m so sorry you’re having to deal with that. I had a very similar experience and leaving that relationship was the best thing I ever did. I’m aware having a child together makes it far more complex, however seeing the impact his actions towards me were having on his son when he was old enough to recognise the abuse was far worse than staying

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