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    dunno is im not a good wife or he just wan to find fault

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    • M Offline
      mamago
      last edited by

      He is probably upset with himself, his work, his other grievances etc… you may not be the cause. But you are the closest one that he can vent out to…


      Be patient with him, he needs your guidance to ease…

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        mamago
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        Men are inferior to women when comes to sorting out their emotional struggles, they feel it but can’t find an effective way to pour out… it become tantrums… which in turn, women perceived as being unreasonable or he-doesn’t-love-me-anymore…

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          mamago
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          Golden rule: Whatever women is good at, men are nought… (LOL!)


          Whatever we are, they are just exactly the opposite… apply this into every thought you have for him…

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            mamago
            last edited by

            Men have difficulty managing their emotions… as simple as women would like to think…

            but emotion like sadness, anger, frustration, feeling lousy, helpless, solitary and being let down… is not easy for them to put down in words…

            In our world, men have to upheld to certain expectations, they judge themselves, and they come down hard on themselves… it’s much more than we women can ever understand…

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              Dreamaurora
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              I know of relatives who act like that, and as a man I can tell you that some men act like that towards their wives or kids because of inferiority complex. That means most likely at workplace or his own family he was looked down upon or considered underperforming. Therefore he criticized things that you do because it made him feel superior to you. There is also a good chance that your inlaws had the same problem as children often emulate how their parents act towards each other. Men crave respect and ego trip. If they cannot get it from other people, they may resort to putting down other people to feel good about themselves.


              What I suggest you can do is to try to make your husband feels more respected. When you ask him to do something such as buying dinner back or fixing the lightbulb, praise him at his resourcefullness and skill. And hopefully he will reprocicate your respect to him. Do discuss with him if there’s any issues bugging him now, but be kind and understanding towards it.

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                Blessedwife
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                Yes I agreed with Dreamaurora.


                Men want respect and feel respected. Not that we women don’t need but men really needs more of it.

                I always praise my hubby whenever I have the chance. Also, I call him "boss" or "一家之主. He will reciprocate and do the same to me. At least, he treats me the same when he felt that he was being loved and respected by me and our son.

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                  Blessedwife
                  last edited by

                  U can try to SMS or whatsapp or msn him love message or just simply put \"I love u\" can we talk?


                  I find sometimes men can express better when they are not looking at you. we can communicate better if somethings are difficult to say out via SMS.

                  We cannot expect men to always say I love u but at least now my hubby knows to SMS me these precious 3 magic words and it is good enough for me 🙂

                  Of course this will only work provided your hubby has the patience to SMS and bother to reply.

                  Hope you can find your strengths thru your kids.

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                    ammonite
                    last edited by

                    I disagree with most, but anyway, do make sure that you do not allow your two boys to treat you like this or you will have a very tough time as they get older and stronger.

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                      Funz
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                      bunnievivi:
                      I need advice... im married for 5 years with 2 boys age 3 and 4. Ever since i had my 1st boy born out, whateva i do.. my hubby will find fault with me. Why do i always be the one care n bother about kids and family things when he only find fault in me?

                      Buy food, the seller mever put chilli when i said i want chilli, my fault.
                      When q-ing for food, i reaponse slow, im timid and useless.
                      When i got bullied by workplace people, i brainless.
                      When bring kids out, kids fall down, im blind.
                      When he promise to go out with kids and back out. Im selfish.
                      When i want to go out eat with friends, im money spender.
                      When he put words into my mouth, i face other side, im playing mind games and i need to watch out.
                      Is there a need to push me to e end?
                      How i wish i can earn more money! So i can bring my sons for enrichment course!!!!
                      Just enquiries ffom sch for some helps, im wearing big hat with no brain.
                      I just feel so tired!!!!
                      Sounds to me like it is bordering on emotional abuse, especially the part where he says to watch out. People who do that have low self esteem and they need to put people down to feel good about themselves. Over time, he will wear you down if you let him. Some women who are not so self assured will start to believe what the man tells them, that they are useless or worthless.

                      While it is necessary to boost your husband's ego by making him feel good, it should not be done at the expense of your own self esteem. Personally I think, keeping quiet and backing down to avoid quarrels only serve to reinforce such behaviour in the man. Not that I am asking you to go quarrel with him but the next time he does something like that, just tell him that what he says hurts you and it does not help matters at all. What will help is his support, not criticism. If he starts getting worked up, tell him you are not there to pick a quarrel, you just want him to stop hurting you.

                      Hope things can improve.

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                        ammonite
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                        Excellent balanced advice Funz!

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