Tag Archives: passive aggression

68% of Men Prefer to Retreat and Say “Yes” To Avoid Fighting

More than 68% of men prefer to say “yes” and back down to avoid confrontation, according to a survey recently conducted by Creative Conflict Resolutions. Creative Conflict Resolutions tested more than 900 men by using an online questionnaire, in order to determine the presence of passive aggressive behavior in each test-taker. This test has twenty-one [...]

Teaching Your Husband to Stop: Is This the Cure for Your Unhappiness?

Over the years, most of what we’ve discussed here has been about how to deal with the impact of your husband’s passive aggressive behaviour in your life. However, not much attention has gone to helping your husband understand what is going on, and to motivate him to change his ways. But now, we have created [...]

Passive Aggression Means We Can’t Fight to Connect

Many researchers (whether of the brain, psychology or communication and conflict) will agree that when we communicate with others, we are attempting to connect with those people on some deeper emotional level. This is true of a hurled insult as well as a warm hug. That means that when you are fighting, say, over which [...]

A Passive Aggressive Marriage Breaking Point

People have different times to process emotional contents…when one person is fast to acknowledge that for them there is a need to stop interactions and protect themselves, other person could still go on and deny their personal hurt a bit longer. There is also a gender difference; where women are trained to use self-examination as [...]

Husbands: What Will You Lose If You Don’t Stop Your Passive Aggression?

This is a message for the passive aggressive husbands who are reading this blog (or whose wives are). Perhaps you haven’t really been following our blog; you’ve just been sneaking peeks at this “weird site” your wife has been reading and getting “crazy ideas” from. By now, if your wife has shared with you what’s [...]

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