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Woman admits her husband watches her sleep and sleeps outside her bedroom. #karamoshow #shorts

15 Jul 2024 · 1 min

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In a personal testimony, the speaker recounts her experience after leaving an 18‑year abusive marriage and entering a new relationship that quickly turned controlling. She describes how her partner watches her while she sleeps, sometimes sleeping in the hallway, and occasionally stays outside the bedroom. He confiscates her phone and car keys, keeping them in a pillowcase, and restricts her movements, such as taking her to a gas station. Most critically, he prevents her from seeing her children, barring her from taking her youngest to school without his presence. The narrative highlights a pattern of surveillance, asset control, and parental access restriction, illustrating how abuse can persist even after leaving a prior abusive marriage.

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Does he really sleep outside of your bedroom? He does. Not every night. If I decide, if we get into an argument, if I say, oh, I'm gonna go in the other room and sleep tonight, I'll go in the other room and I look up and he's laying in my hallway watching me. Got it. I had recently just got out of an 18-year marriage with physical abuse. So I, he treated me so well and he was like everything. And then about 6 months Weeks later, I'm like, who is this? To be honest with you, I have not held my car keys in like 4 months. He takes my keys and my phone and he puts them in the pillowcase where he's sleeping. I'm not allowed to see my children without him. I'm not allowed to, just for example, if we go to a gas station, he takes my phone in the gas station with him and the car keys. I can't even take my youngest child to school without him.