Is it true that if a man treats you poorly and badly never take accountability especially treated you badly while you were pregnant he will treat the next girl and the next girl that way?

I never caught my bd cheating on me but he treated me really bad when i was pregnant acted like he didn't care still don't and that was a year ago but I talked to his ex who he also has a child with and i found out he cheated on her and also treated her really bad.. i remember asking him how did his relationship go so bad with his bm and he lied about it come to find out i also asked him have he ever cheated on her or was he a cheater and of course he lied about that she even told me he put his hands on her which was shocking to me because he never put his hands on me he was kinda on the controlling side tho. I wonder if guys like him ever change.. especially if he's in his 30's
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No. Even if he could/would, you’ll always wonder when he will switch up. It’s like a ticking time bomb… to know he is capable of being that horrible previously will always be in your mind.

@bri🤍 Lol not a ticking time bomb lol

There’s a chance he could change, but it would take him going to therapy or having a major life event that sparks him into changing. People don’t usually change without having a reason to do so.

Often - They can change for the right woman.

Two things can be true and I do think age is a factor. My current partner is like @Aryyy described, everybody before would definitely say he didn’t court them, very much admittedly selfish, emotionally immature, stubborn. He was honest that this ended his first marriage. He doesn’t treat me that way and if he starts, he knows I’m gone. Byeee! He also has been through therapy, showed accountability, and he was 28 when we met. Still really growing up in my opinion before then. My ex husband was an abusive, narcissistic POS, and despite separation, putting him in jail, restraining orders, divorce… the works, he still cuts up like a cartoon character every time we see one another. He’s 36. Refuses therapy, quit marriage counseling, won’t even do what was court ordered to see our sons. That man will not change.

Men can treat different women differently. But he’s already shown you he isn’t going to treat you well. He’s not going to change for you

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