My partner and I have both had a difficult day. I hadn't told him about the difficulties in my day because I was interviewing so I was busy. His frustration happened after work where he got stuck in traffic for hours.
The DC stay at my parents house on a Wednesday night and DP was bringing our DS. I knew he'd be stressed when he arrived and I thought he'd be keen to leave soon (I was driving as he'd borrowed my dad's car and was returning it). He also often says he can't relax when the kids are around. Anyway, he arrived and said he just wanted to relax for a bit and have a drink. After a while, I was keen to get home (it's me who drops the DDs at school and I'd been interviewing all day at work), I saw he still had some drink left and I said "I want to go home". He immediately said he would leave his drink and we could go. I said it was fine to finish his drink. He insisted we go anyway. After saying goodbye to the DC, when we got to the car he seemed "off" so I asked him if he was ok. He said he felt I rushed him out. I said I was sorry and I didn't mean to rush him, just I was tired and didn't want to hang around too long. He didn't accept my apology and continued to tell me I'd been inconsiderate. I was driving on a 70mph road and I said I didn't expect to be back that late, and he shouted at me neither did he (I didn't think he did, I was just trying to explain why I didn't want to hang about).
I ended up pulling over on the hard shoulder after he was screaming at me and hitting the glove box.
He came home about 2 hours later and started packing a bag, telling me that all of the problems we've experienced haven't been down to covid, a miscarriage, a premature baby, my admission to a psychiatric hospital...they're because we're a bad couple.
I then spent time trying to convince him to stay, and he has. But am I really in the wrong? Am I the one who should be telling him I'll be better/different?