A worried wife reported her husband to the police after his behaviour in the bedroom started making her uncomfortable and fearful for her life.
Sharing her story on social media, she explained: “So my husband has been getting very strange/creepy in the bedroom.”
“I told him it makes me very uncomfortable but I went along with it for a short period of time because he said it’s the only thing that can get him off now.
“But I just couldn’t continue with it anymore as it was making me fear for my life. His kink is essentially to have me pretend to be dead and lifeless.”
The lady shared that this new sexual behaviour had made her worry about her spouse’s mental health. “He’s also been getting a lot more angry and aggressive with me lately,” she added.
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Concerned about his well-being, the woman reported him to the police hoping he could receive professional help. Unfortunately, her husband threatened her for contacting the authorities.
She said: “He told me because I reported him I’m going to regret it. I don’t even feel safe being in the same house as him anymore because ever since I reported him he has been giving me this chilling stare and I’m considering calling the police again to get him out.
“There are a lot of other concerning things he’s been doing lately but I don’t want to make this post too long so that’s the overall point here.”
After reading her scary story on Reddit, people told the woman to leave fast.
One person commented: “Collect your documents (ID, birth certificate, passport if you have it, etc) and any money you have and go to a safe location. If you have a friend who lives at an address unknown to your husband, go there.
“Otherwise a hotel on a credit card he doesn’t have access to. If he has access to all your finances, go to a women’s shelter. Block him on all platforms (socials, text, phone).
“If you have location services shared with him, get a cheap new phone and throw away the old one far away from where you’re staying. Do not respond to him no matter what. Contact a social worker. Contact a lawyer. Contact close friends that you trust to not speak to your husband.”
If you’re dealing with domestic violence or coercive control, you can get help. Call Refuge’s 24-Hour National Domestic Abuse Helpline at 0808 2000 247 for free.
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