February 17, 2010 – 7:34 pm
In a very kind letter, Rosy said:
“In my own way to learn detachment, there were several moments I do remember as very important for me:
The first thing I decided to do: I completely stopped opening a conversation with him about the future of our relationship.
Then, I completely stopped touching him or getting near him [...]
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February 3, 2010 – 2:29 pm
From all the correspondence, postings and requests we receive, the overwhelming majority are desperate wives complaining about their husbands. We have initiated this blog, which reaches sometimes 500 hits a day, to help those wives find ways of preserving their marriages and diminish or control the relationship pain so as to get to a place [...]
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Posted in Passive Aggressive Husband, assertiveness, impact of passive aggression, passive aggressive behavior, passive aggressive definition, passive aggressive personality
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Also tagged cold shoulder, communication, disengaged feeling, emotional dependence, frustrated, passive aggressive marriage, passive aggressive wife, put downs, rejection, silent partner, unhappiness
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January 4, 2010 – 1:02 am
Amy Sutherland, an exotic animal trainer is offering her learnings training wild animals in captivity as transferable to manage your husband’s behavior.
Even when this suggestion can appear as preposterous, there is much wisdom in this approach. If you are really at your wit’s end, why not to try this?
The first step is to detach. You [...]
October 25, 2009 – 10:59 pm
Have you ever had one of those fights with your spouse where you just explode while your mate just looks at you calmly, making you feel like you have lost your mind?
He’ll call you crazy and brush off what had made you so upset in the first place. Lets rewind and take a look at [...]
August 17, 2009 – 11:23 am
When there is something that irritates your partner, you don’t get any inkling of his/her disgust. What you possible get is more silence than before. Have you noticed this response?
Here we will learn how to interpret more silence as anger, repressed anger from a partner.
There is no reason someone would fell suddenly silent, if she [...]