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Re: Having a rough day...
Sorry if your soon-to-be-ex husband is such an ass-hatter. Let some of your frustrations out. Your husband is acting like an ass-hatter. Of course you can (and should!) be somewhat frustrated with that.
Not all men are like that. It is probably his way of dealing with issues: shut down completely, and process things - or simply ignore problems in the hope that the problems magically go away. Naturally they won't. And whenever you threaten the status quo (i.e. when you want to address the problems / issues), he feels threatened by the impending change(s). You can't really "win" in such a situation, since it is the emotional equivalent of an upset teenager who is upset that he does not get what he wants.
Please don't take these comments as a critique (they are only meant to give you something to think about, with regards to healing, and getting more insight in yourself).
What I think may have happened in your life is that you gravitated to men who were similar to your father. If that is the case, it is not surprising if your husband proves to be very similar to your father. Which would be very interesting for you to get to the bottom of, so that you won't find yourself in similar situations with men who suffer the same problem. It is not you, but it is perhaps more the men you are attracted to?
It is also very interesting to note that you excuse yourself for venting. Since you are in counseling, it may be something to look into: the priority for you is to heal and to turn your life into something you can be happy with, and that means it is beneficial for you to get a better understanding of yourself.
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