faithandmagicHello and welcome to HealingWell. I am sorry to read of your alarming situation with this "boyfriend". I suspect you do not live in the USA however, if you do, you could petition the courts for a restraining order against this person which would dictated how close this boy can get to you.
No matter where you live be sure to report his threats to you and to your parents as you will want that on record should you need it in the future. By contacting the authorities you will be protecting yourself.
I would kindly suggest that you avoid him, do not talk to him or about him to any of your friends; do not listen to others who are telling you what he has been saying ( of what i have heard, he believes i havnt been coming to college cause i am so afffected by the break up that i cnt go back to that place.) Do not take any phone calls or if you accidentally pick up the phone and it si him, hang up.
Keep him out of your life and out of your conversations as he is trying to get at you by talking the way he is. Don't listen and ignore him.
Your emotional safety is just as important as your physical safety. Dealing with the aftermath of abuse can be a very challenging experience, especially on your mind and heart. The emotional scars of abuse can stay with victims long after they have left the relationship.
Remind yourself why you left — journaling about your abuse can help you remember the reasons that you left and can be particularly helpful if you’re having second thoughts about leaving this abusive person. The abuse went on for 1 1/2 years -don't think he is going to change for you so wipe him out of your thoughts and life.
Give yourself time and space — recovery is hard so go easy on yourself. Don’t put a time limit on getting past your pain. It’s ok to grieve. Even though it was an abusive relationship, it is still a loss. You are allowed to feel what you feel at your pace.
Go back to school because you want an education and trust there is enough room at the school for both of you so keep your distance and know we support you.
Kindly,
Kitt