Is this normal?

Anon Imperfect Mum

Is this normal?

When someone does horrible things to you and says they did it because they think you deserve it, is this normal behaviour in a relationship?

Posted in:  Relationships & Marriage

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Anon Imperfect Mum

No. That is abuse.

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Anon Imperfect Mum

No it’s not normal

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Anon Imperfect Mum

No

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Anon Imperfect Mum

It probably depends on your definition of a horrible thing. If it's what you do actually deserve and just not what you want, then maybe it wasn't actually horrible. If it was actually horrible and their excusing their own bad behaviour, it's not right and you should rethink the relationship or call them on it.

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Anon Imperfect Mum

Nope. If they think you deserve horrible things then the right thing for them to do is to leave you. Unfortunately not everyone is mature and some like to stay and conduct unhealthy relationships. All you can do is leave. When someone doesnt see the good in you, doesn't have your back no matter what, leave.

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Anon Imperfect Mum

Op here. I should have phrased the last sentence 'is this normal behaviour in any form of relationship?' including exs, friends, etc.

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Anon Imperfect Mum

It's the same answer

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Anon Imperfect Mum

No. That's abuse. It doesn't matter what sort of a "relationship" this is.

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Anon Imperfect Mum

No.

But in saying that, I don't 100% know what exactly the dynamic is.

I had this friend who was cheating on her husband. They separated and she got the shits when her husband started TALKING to another chick online.

I was like, you're seperated and having an affair... so what's wrong with what he's doing? You're judging him and really have no business to be doing that.

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We are no longer friends.

So I really can't comment on the situation.

But if the person is doing something and says they're only doing something specifically negative towards you because you deserve it, then it's abuse.

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Anon Imperfect Mum

Depends on the horrible things done.
Need context to answer this.

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Anon Imperfect Mum

It's pretty vague.

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Lami Martin

My ex did this and he was a true narcissistic. Would blame me, no emotion, no sorry, no remorse, no wanting to stop. Just blame, gaslighting, verbal, physical, emotional, spiritual, mental abuse.

Please contact DV services, make a plan with them to leave and then leave. It only gets worse...

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Anon Imperfect Mum

No it’s dv. Look up the cycle of dv.

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