| Controlling
Husbands
The women
on today’s show say they’re sick
of being treated like slaves and they’re
not going to take it anymore! Learn how more
about these badly behaving husbands and their
wives below:
To Judy, “Sleeping with the Enemy” isn’t
just a pop culture reference – it’s
her reality. Judy says she literally feels like
her husband John is against her and that he has
robbed her of her dignity, funds and lifestyle.
She also feels like John blames her for everything
that has gone wrong in his life, including losing
his job, all the while ruining her own workplace
reputation. Video
Clip: Larry gives John a harsh reality check
on his bad behavior. Larry advised
Judy that she must place John on “moral
probation,” only to be revoked when he
begins to treat her decently in words and actions.
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From high school sweethearts to estranged fiancés,
Rolshall’s and Amber’s relationship
has taken a turn for the worse. Amber says she
often feels like a prisoner in her own home as
a result of Rolshall’s controlling ways.
While Rolshall admits to keeping tabs, he feels
justified in his suspicions because of Amber’s
friendship with her ex-husband. However, Amber
insists that nothing is going on and feels her
word should be enough for Rolshall to accept
as truth, Larry suggested to Rolshall that unless
he works on becoming less insecure, Amber may
adopt his attitude that he is not worthy of being
with her.
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In September, Pamela reached a breaking point
and filed for divorce from Tim, her husband of
eight years. To get a divorce lawyer, Pamela had
to front a high-interest cash advance of $4,000,
but she felt it was worth it to escape Tim’s
emotionally abusive and controlling behavior.
Tim explains his hurtful comments about Pamela’s
appearance as his way of trying to control her
so she won’t “find someone better.”
Larry commended Pamela on having the strength
to leave Tim and encouraged her to keep her distance
if he does not show improvement.
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Advice Archive:
Find out how to summon the strength to get out
of an emotionally abusive relationship.
Counseling services for today's guests were provided
by Dr. Patrick Ward in Tavares, FL. For more information
on Dr. Ward and his services, click here.
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