<human>: Could you distill the essence of the text into 1-3 sentences?

About 2 months ago, my boyfriend and I decided to move in together. This was a huge step for us as we still have a lot of commitment/trust issues we are sorting through. Ever since I moved into his place, we have been fighting close to once a week. When we argue he gets really angry and yells.

When he gets really upset he will say really mean things that will hurt my feelings, such as, "I don't want to do this anymore", "i'm not having fun anymore", "This isn't working out", "I'm not happy", "I want to breakup". He sometimes will go as far as trying to kick me out of the house (he owns the house), saying things like "get out of my house" and "I'm going to charge you for a weeks worth of rent and I want you out".

When I tell him these things are hurting my feelings, his response is "you're always mad at me" or "well, if I acted like you do, you'd be just as mad so I'm allowed to be mad". He never apologizes unless I explicitly say I need one. He is also convinced I am lying about anything and everything and has told me that he doesn't trust me, even though I have done nothing to have broken trust. 

I'm starting to think moving in with him was a bad idea and that maybe actually breaking up is a good idea. I just love him so much and we have been through so much together (I had surgery, I lost my job, I started school again, someone died in my family, etc). 

I told him that the next time he says hurtful things that I really might leave him. 

Am I hopeless to think that his hurtful words will stop?
<bot>: My boyfriend says incredibly hurtful things that make me feel unloved and unwanted and am worried these hurtful words wont stop.