I am 20 yrs old and my husband is 30 years old and he has a tendency to treat me like I am a child and tell me what to do. I have talked to him about it but he doesnt see where he is being that way. I dont want this to cause a divorce but I dont know what else to do...
2006-07-06
09:34:01
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Just so you know I grew up in a well balanced home-both father and mother.
I dont have a father issue and I know I am young but he knew how old I was when We started dating. He did not start treating me this way until after we were married. In general I know it is not right thats why I am asking for advice.
2006-07-06
09:46:10 ·
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Explain a simple situation that he is doing, also when he does this again, then, correct him while he is doing it, tell, this is exactly what I hate, so stop doing it now!.
He will have been shut off, in the middle of doing it, just like a dog trying to pee on the new carpet, you go grab him and take him outside.
Men are simple, so just keep it that way. Do not wait until another time, correct him immediately.
2006-07-06 09:58:37
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answered by Anonymous
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well it may be the way he was raised some men tend to think that they can talk to women anyway they want to and by you being 20 and he being 30 .......when he gets mad at you he may come at you like a child because you are younger than him and he think he has the authority and he may think he can control you like that but i dont think that is right. i think you should get out of that relation ship if it gets wroser than that cus that can lead to some serious abuse.
2006-07-06 10:08:59
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answered by Anonymous
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i imagine the man who spoke back "extra like a maid" had it about excellent! yet i'm intrigued by using your description of maximum weekends as "being stuck at homestead as accepted". Do you frequently discover it really difficult to cajole him to bypass out at weekends, and is that the reason you sense "stuck at homestead" so frequently? i ask your self in case your husband exhibits his operating week so tiring that he won't be able to discover both the means or the pastime to do some thing except take a seat at homestead at weekends? your persons that say that their husbands "do not difficulty" about the state of the homestead or some thing a lot else as a reason to teach down a visit out at a weekend. and that i'm speculating that perchance your husband DOES difficulty about having to take the time to go away the sanctuary of homestead and cope with all any those who're playing an afternoon holiday. So he makes use of the excuse that he won't be able to bypass out except the homestead is tidy not fairly to criticise both you in my opinion or your housework, merely as a rationalization why an day holiday isn't available. His reaction does advise to me the possibility of an underlying pressure about having to go away the homestead and project onto a social scene the position events are going to be unpredictable for him. in ordinary words you may say if this can be a available reason behind his initially and brazenly severe remark about the state of the homestead. i wish you need to be able to discover even if that is or isn't the case, or perhaps if that is, it ought to correctly be that the pressures of his operating week have prompted a state of gentle melancholy, that could actual account for his unwillingness to have somewhat interesting at weekends. wimsey
2016-11-01 08:06:51
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answered by ? 4
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you know you need to tell him it is not worth it to keep loving him if he continues to treat you like a child cause the next thing yo know he going be hitting on you keeping you awway from freinds and family and if he already does that you need to call the cpos or just escape for real
2006-07-06 10:00:39
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answered by nini 1
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Communicate, and if that isn't working suggest couples therapy. It does work. Both of you have to understand that there are going to be differences because of the age bracet. But if you can overcome that you will be happier.
2006-07-06 09:52:22
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answered by ~Mother Of Angels~ 4
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Most men seem to think its ok to be controlling its all in how they are raised unlike me i was raised to respect women not treat them as a child .My advice offer counselling if thats not working then i think its safe to say your not going to be happy unless you leave him.
2006-07-06 09:40:37
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answered by Anonymous
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well, let's see...you are 20 and he is 30...you aint that far from being a child and i am sure you have some form of father issue that fits well into his control issues...good luck with this one sweat pea...
2006-07-06 09:38:01
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answered by twentythree 5
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first talk to him about it. if that doesn't work go to a couples therapy and see what happens....if it doesn't work threaten to divorce (but don't really divorce). if he doesn't take the bait then read some other answer because that's all i got for ya!!
2006-07-06 09:46:07
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answered by aj4dolphin 1
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