What do you think this means?

[Moonsun21]

While having a disagreement with dh, he tells me 'to get back in your box'.
Anyone's opinion on what he meant by this?

It means he thinks his opinion is more important than yours.

It means he expects you to shut up and do what he says. I would find this disrespectful.

I’m pretty sure it means ‘shut-up’. Your contribution to the conversation is not wanted.

You're overstepping and saying too much when you shouldn't so back off and shut the hell up.

It means “ know your place “ - which is beneath him.

The same as “ shut up and do as you are told”.

Yep. ‘Get back where you belong’. That kind of meaning.

Without knowing what the disagreement was about it's hard to decipher the context in how this was said or whh by your husband and how it should be interpreted.

A quick internet search provides the following result:

It implies that the person is overstepping their boundaries or not being realistic, and should return to a more appropriate, less assertive position. In essence, it's a way to shut someone down and tell them to be quiet or less assertive.

It means he doesn’t respect you or your opinions and I suspect knows he’s not winning this particular argument so needs to shut you down.

"That's not your place, get back into your box (correct place)"

Women! Know your place!

It means, he needs to use his words.

His vocabulary to express his wants/needs and opinions is lacking. He emotional regulation is heightened and so rather than saying or doing something to help himself he tries to bring the conversation to an end in a blunt, stifling and verbally aggressive way.

It means he is immature.

It means you need to boot him out

Means shut up

It means he’s knocked his head and reverted to a 1950s chauvinist male.

It means he's an utter wanker with a superiority complex and thinks you are subservient to him.

Yes, i thought along the same lines to all the above answers. The disagreement was about finances.

Im not sure it has any sexist connotations about it at all, and can be equally said to a man as much as it can a woman.

It means he thinks he has you where he wants you and won't tolerate you changing the status quo. Do you like this or time to get a new man

It implies that you should 'know your place' and that that place is very much inferior to his

It means shut up.

It means that he is not prepared to tolerate you having an opinion which differs from his, and he expects you to shut up and know your place.

Does he have form for this sort of behaviour?

It means he is an arsehole.🤷‍♀️

It means he's living in a completely different era and you have a decision to make. Is it the first time that he's demonstrated what an arse he is?

is it not the same as "wind your neck in"

No, not really. "Wind your neck in" is usually said to someone who is getting verbally aggressive about something. It implies the conversation has become pretty heated.