Man I can't imagine ever being in that position. That's a no-no in my family. Selling your soul to a woman like that. Having to ask her for money every time you need something like you're her kid![]()

Give a nikka a hug brehettesWhen I was in NC, my friends ex gf tried to jump me cuz I hugged him and that night involved a car chase and police.

When she says, “it took everything in my power to not kill my self last night”
shyt like that gets me tight because you can say I’m selfish for wanting to leave or whatever but you’re 10x times more selfish for wanting to take your life because you can’t have someone.
That stuff can make anyone feel trapped because you don’t want to be the reason for any kind of heartbreak.
Call me cruel, but that's not on you. Point her into the direction of professional help and leave. It sounds mean, but what's staying going to do? Heartbreak is a risk of relationship.
It could be the difference between her being alive or dead. At least, that's what someone who would threaten suicide if their significant other leaves them is banking on the other person thinking. He doesn't know how serious she is about the threat. And even if she is BSing, the chance that she may be serious would be enough to give him pause.
I'm not saying that any man should stick around in a relationship where their significant other is threatening suicide if he goes. But even if the relationship has run its course and he wants out, he probably still cares for her on some level. It's hard to be detached enough to simply walk away in that case. It's a powerful way to manipulate someone psychologically. Which is likely the reason why it counts as domestic abuse
It's partially not wanting to lose the emotional, financial, and time investment you made with that woman.
And then it's also not wanting to be the bad guy, "a bad guy".
When you know that a woman is head over heels in love with you and wants to spend her whole life with you, how do you break the news to her that you don't feel the same.
So instead of putting that pain onto the woman, they just bottle up their own unhappiness inside and try and soldier through it to keep the woman happy.
Even if that person killed themselves because you left, that's not your fault. That's not "normal" behavior. People get left everyday. That's why I said, you point them to professional help. That is out of your scope to work out...there is really no where else that relationship can go. Now if you want to stick it out with her WHILE she's getting treatment, that's fine, but having the relationship go back to the dead end it was already at over a threat of suicide isn't good for either person.