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Dh 'why do you want to start an argument?'

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YouthMarket · 05/02/2019 23:14

Every time I express an opinion that's different from his or means any changes, he says this.

Why? It's infuriating.

OP posts:
YouthMarket · 06/02/2019 19:39

No I won't. It would be the end of the discussion if he thought I'd discussed it with anyone, even a close friend or family member.

I think he's v stressed and a bit depressed. I'll go gently.

OP posts:
Zofloramummy · 06/02/2019 20:24

I think it’s fairly impossible for any of us to make a comment about whether he is stressed or depressed. It’s a valid area to look into as a reason for the change in him.
It could equally be that you have slipped in his emotional world into the flatmate/co-parent role.
I hope you manage to at least start a two-way conversation tonight. I doubt this will be resolved quickly. It’s going to take some time either way.

StormTreader · 07/02/2019 10:20

"He used to be so kind, funny and interested in the world. He's calm and capable and a good dad. There's still some of that ."

He doesn't have to be a bad person, or for you to be a bad person, for the relationship you both had to just not work any more.
If his feelings and behaviour towards you have changed to the point where:
"This doesn't feel like a loving relationship where we want the best for each other. I don't like the dc seeing the total lack of affection. He looks at me with no affection or fondness and almost never laughs. He used to laugh and I miss that."

It's not you being a bitch or starting to shout that hes a monster to decide that you don't want that as the rest of your life.

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