Tag Archives: Passive Aggressive Husband

Why Passive Aggressive Men are so Attractive?

November 21, 2011 – 12:59 pm

Quite often, we’ll have comments from clients wondering how they could have been so blind to their spouse’s passive aggression and the toxic feelings they create. Some wives admit that they went back to their husbands multiple times, acquiescing to what the husbands wanted, without really knowing why they took the risk of being hurt [...]

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How can you love your Passive Aggressive Husband?

November 18, 2011 – 12:56 pm

What are some things you can do to improve the atmosphere in your marriage? What are the little things that count when trying to seek happiness between the two of you? Here are some ideas for what you can do. Remember why you’re still here: In a PA relationship, it can be extremely hard to [...]

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How to recover your life after a passive aggressive marriage?

November 4, 2011 – 10:12 am

When readers of this blog accept our standing invitation to have a free coaching session, they bring their own stories. Some of them are easier to hear and offer support to; others are heart wrenching. Which stories are the saddest? The ones that present a woman past her fifties, who has spent most of her [...]

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80% of Men Feel They Have No Responsibility to Be Open With Loved Ones

October 6, 2011 – 10:00 am

80% of men prefer to “clam up” and not share their personal thoughts with loved ones, in order to avoid feeling vulnerable, rejected or criticized. This is 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 [...]

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

October 3, 2011 – 10:00 am

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 [...]

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