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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]Anyone else BTDT and successfully managed their way out of the situation?[/quote] My DH occasionally did this and I've learned that not reacting or engaging takes care of it. It's a minor tendency on his part, though; generally he's a very sturdy person. I think her advice for therapy (individual and couples) is on-point, but (a) that's not easy to find these days especially and (b) it takes time.[/quote] So … by ignoring it you mean walk around his behavior?[/quote] No, I mean I would say something like, “if you’re going to overreact, the conversation is over now. Let me know when you want to discuss this calmly” and then, yes, I would walk away. My DH actually does calm down and apologize and discuss things when his head is cooler. There were times early in our marriage when I would get upset and it would escalate. But like I said, it wasn’t a frequent thing for us and overall, DH is a very secure person. I don’t get that sense from the OP. I have a good friend whose husband reacts like this constantly and it’s exhausting just to hear about, so I’m sure living with it must be a nightmare.[/quote]
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