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I would highly doubt that he has only been this way towards you. It is usually part of a person's personality and unless they have sought treatment, they normally are like that once they have settled into a relationship and it has nothing at all to do with you. Chances are, they are either A - Afraid of him (do they have children between them that they need to remain cordial for), or they are just so damned relieved to be away from him that they are just acting that way around him or in front of you. It's a lot easier to be on "good terms" with someone when you are out of their control and not subject to their abuse any longer. You will see when you get out of this relationship -- which you really do need to do. THE MOST IMPORTANT ISSUE HERE IS (and I am so sorry if it hurts to hear this, but you need to hear this over and over) -- Who cares if he was the most awesome guy in the world before he met you??? The most important factor here is that he is abusive to you, and life is to short to waste one more day with this man. You will get over it -- you must get out or get some help or both. Talk to a friend. Talk to a counselor. Even if his abuse is what you consider to be "not that bad" in your eyes, if you are not receiving what you need from this relationship, and it is not making you feel happy and special, it is time to get out. Women have left many many men over less. Thanks so much. Your answer really put things in perspective for me. I am 22, he is 33, and this is my first "serious" relationship. There are so many red flags, I just need to take heed to them and run! Whenever we get in a fight, its silent treatment for a day or more. It tears me up when he does that. Even if its something he did, he will turn the blame on me and verbally just go off. I know, I should only be concerned on how he treats me, i was just wondering if it was just ME that was making him yell and lose his temper. Thanks again! Hi. Its probably because his ex girlfriend/s are just glad to be rid of him that he can no longer affect them. They have probably moved on to bigger and better and dont care what he does. They probably act friendly to be polite like how they would feel about a little dog on the street. Everyone probably can read this loser like a bad novel and they probably wonder what you are doing with him. Dump him and move on to someone else. Your 22 and you have alot of time to chose the right guy. This guy will only get worse....why wait around till your 50? Move on and best of luck.

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Q: If your boyfriend is verbally abusive but his exes are on good terms with him is it just you he abused or was their self esteem lowered like yours and they wanted to please him before they got out?
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