by Lisa
(Canada)
We've been together for 7 years and the first incident was about two years into our relationship. He either threatens or follows through with trashing our house when he gets angry.
The last incident was two weeks ago when he came home from working away for three weeks. All I heard when he was gone was how much he missed me. When he arrived (2 hours late), was covered in blood, I followed him to the bathroom questioning what had happened. He mumbled about fighting with his brother (who he commutes with). He wouldn't give me any details and he reeked of booze so I continued to question him.
With a few attempts at walking away and trying to kiss me with a mouth full of blood, and me persisting and starting to get angry that he wouldn't tell me what happened, he flew off the handle and started furiously rampaging through the house threatening to trash it. He stormed off to the bedroom while I went and hid the keys to all our vehicles.
When he came out he demanded I give him his truck keys. I refused and told him that I'd hid them so he got down in my face and screamed F*** You! He continued to threaten to trash the house, so I told him he had to leave or I would call the cops.
He threatened to kick me out, argued for a while, then stormed out, but he knows how to break in, so I knew he would be back soon. He broke back in about half an hour later, so I told him to stay out of our room and sleep on the couch.
The next day, he told me that he had been going shot for shot spiced rum with another guy in the vehicle and doesn't remember anything that happened after his brother hit him. A few days later, he let it slip that the reason he was two hours late was because they were doing shots at Buddy’s house. I talked to him on the phone before that, and he had already created a lie to facilitate why he was late, although, he wouldn't have been late yet.
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