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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]How frequently does he have theses pouting episodes? And, what kinds of things set him off?[/quote]

I’d say they’re probably twice a month. Most recently, he got upset when I told him I wasn’t feeling well and may have picked up the cold he just recovered from. He told me I needed to start taking emergen-C right away, to which I replied I don’t think that’s going to cure it, you have to be taking it as prevention to boost your immune system. His face immediately dropped and I asked him what was wrong. He told me that I was making him feel like it’s all his fault, that he doesn’t know how to be around me, and that he needs time to decompress. I checked in with him later that night and he said he was still upset. So now we’re not speaking. [/quote]

My DH is similar. You might get some validation from reading about covert/vulnerable narcissism or rejection-sensitive dysphoria. The best thing would be to divorce him but at least find some sanity until then.

Mine gets mad at me whenever he does something “wrong”, even if I had nothing to do with it and couldn’t care less.

Ignore the PP who is going on about you not satisfying him. Dealing with these episodes will make you drier than the Sahara - I get it. [/quote]

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