Tag Archives: resentment

Again a sulking face? No more negativity!

When I feel that he has a “Sulking Face for No Reason,” the dream I’m yearning for is…calm and peace. Some 65% of the responses are: 1. “I would like to feel that when and if he starts sulking, it’s a momentary lapse. It’s normal to feel a little let down sometimes, but he needs [...]

I would like to feel as if I matter to him!

Your dreams are so heart-felt and moving that I have to read them a bit at a time…they are so powerful and moving! We will share some reflections on them soon, but first let me give you a taste of the issues we are dealing with here:

The core of some messages goes deep into the issue of IDENTITY:

How Can A Passive Aggressive Person Change?

We hear this question all the time, here and there. Well intentioned wives ask this question out of their loving hearts, still assuming that this kind of change is possible. They need any bit of hope they can get so much! Let’s try an answer here: First, he needs to want to change, but really, [...]

Stress and conflict in a passive aggressive marriage

Recent research has shown that our bodies are intertwined with all our emotional states. Our hearts, lungs, stomach and all our internal organs respond to the stress level we experience. Our bodies are faster than the mind to recognize emotional threats in a way that we are not so much aware of, and this can [...]

Passive aggression and home duties

In a normal marriage, there is always going on a healthy negotiation about shared tasks, sometimes described as “marital division of labor.” Both can agree in a simple conversation who is going to do what, taking into account the circumstances of each person, but also the need to have the tasks done. As an example, [...]

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