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angry stressy husband

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SpagBowl99 · 23/08/2019 21:51

Angry stressy husband. He blames anger and frustration tiredness or stress. Am I allowed to have had enough? Anyone else have this?

If I complain it gets thrown back at me that I do the same....so does this mean I have to put up with it?

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Justmuddlingalong · 23/08/2019 21:53

You don't have to put up with anything. 💐

LizzieSiddal · 23/08/2019 21:59

No you don’t. My Dh of 22 years, was like that for a time. He was under a huge amount of stress but I’d had enough.
I told him we were separating, he asked if he went to counselling would I give him another chance.
I agreed and he went and got help. It really did help and he learnt where his anger was coming from (abusive childhood) and how to deal with it.

Would your H get help?

SpagBowl99 · 23/08/2019 22:25

Thanks JustMuddling.

Thanks for sharing Lizzie, a good idea. I just keep threatening him with separation at the moment, but the actual deed of just feels like such mountain that I only threaten and he throws back comments about my behaviour.

I was just thinking that I might try counselling for me to help me get it all straight in my head...to figure it all out. That is an idea for him too...

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SpagBowl99 · 26/08/2019 21:36

And superiority complex and calls names. Not as bad as some tho..thinking about divorce everyother day at least...

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LizzieSiddal · 27/08/2019 11:17

And superiority complex and calls names.

Gosh that's a lot more than 'angry and stressy'.

It's a great idea for you to go and get some counselling, to get your head straight, plus he will see that you mean business, rather than just threatening.

Luckingfovely · 27/08/2019 11:26

You definitely need to take action now, however works for you.

And stop making empty threats until you are in a position to carry them out, otherwise you're just giving him more power.

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