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Need Help Coping With Yelling

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Jacqueline1

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Hi I have complex ptsd from horrible child abuse...to much for my brain to cope with. Now my husband yells at me everyday. It's devastating to my heart and soul. I feel like he just cuts away a piece of what's left of me every day. I feel so nearly shattered. Any advice on how to cope. I have become so isolated not wanting to leave my room. I look around and feel so overwhelmed that I can't concentrate on complete tasks and household chores let alone make full dinners anymore. I also have lupus,care for my elderly mother in law and 4 older children and my 2 shepherds 1 is ill I feel so bad
I almost feel broken.......the other day I thought I did break
thank you for letting me talk. I have no friends to talk to. I am trying to change and get the help I need.
 
Welcome to the forum. I'm sorry to hear what you are going through, no one deserves to be yelled at every day. I have 2 questions for you. Do you have a trauma therapist, and have you let your husband know what his yelling does to you? I hope things can change for you, but you hold the key to making that happen. Good luck in your journey to healing. :hug:
 
Not currently in therapy but I'm trying to. I started looking today for counseling and I found thi...

Even if you don't find advice, (which you will), I encourage you to return often.
There is so much compassion and understanding here. Sometimes, besides advice, we
just need a listening ear, or a chance to share or learn or listen.
There is much healing power simply by posting and sharing. I'm glad you're here, glad you shared.
And I hope you find some solutions to your problems and comfort in your life soon.
 
Welcome to the forums!

I'm so sorry that is happening! I believe that you need to make a very clear boundry here; no yelling! Walk away if he yells. You will not communicate with him at all if he yells. If he continues, this is verbal abuse and you do not deserve it.

I have blind "rage" explosions but they arent anger, they are pure anxiety. I was taught how to feel my anxiety spiking fast and get myself out of the situation so I don't verbally explode. Though only a min, maybe less, before. If I were married, I'd want a chance to be shown how to do that. Have you mentioned therapy to him? That he needs his own therapist and probably a marriage counselor/therapist?

I'm sorry this is happening! You don't deserve this either way! :hug:
 
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