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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]OP here, this thread has taken some interesting turns but it’s definitely not a troll post. Sadly this is the real situation in our house right now. Thanks again to everyone who offered real substantive opinions and solutions.

And I’m sure he behaved once he got to urgent care. He’s not so rage-filled that he’s yelling at our kid in front of other people. I don’t think he yelled at her in the car on the way either. He just had to have his temper tantrum on the way out the door to let me know he was so inconvenienced and annoyed that he had to do this.[/quote]

Of course  he CAN control himself, he chooses not to because he doesn't view your kids or you as worthy of his respect and self control.[/quote]

This. Couples counseling is not recommended with these dynamics.

OP, focus less on him and more on your own earning potential so you will have options. [/quote]

I tend to agree. Unless he is able to apologize and admit he needs/wants to change on his own, counseling may be pointless. I refused counseling with my similar DH because he could not answer the simple question about what he thought would change. He seriously just believed that counseling would teach me to be nicer to him and stop triggering his outbursts 😂 [/quote]

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