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  1. You do so much around the house, it seems like you could actually get a job? That being said I don't think he's being fair to you by questioning every little thing you need to buy.

  2. We started dating when I was 18. I lived alone for a while, and I was a student. I graduated when I was 20. He was also a student, he just completed his PhD. So we were in a similar life position only he was more financially stable. No power imbalance between us as I paid for everything myself etc. and have always been very independent.

    Before we had kids we had moved in together, he worked and I stayed at home and managed the house and the cooking. It was easy and I started a little side hustle at the time. (Obviously that’s on pause now) so I had free time and so did he. We never argued. It was like we were in the “honeymoon phase” For years. Sorry for the tmi but I think it’s important to mention, we had a lot of sex too which has seen a significant reduction which has taken a toll on my confidence and made me feel so much less intimate. We went on dates frequently (tried to make it every week) and we’ve only been on one date alone since having the baby.

    He does play with the baby in the evening, and he helps bath him. He also makes the bottles for the night feeds whilst I do the night routine.

    We have started arguing more. He tends to shut down and push me away. He’s never yelled at me. Never laid a finger on me. The worst is he just makes me sleep in the guest room or he sleeps in the guest room. But I never know what I’ve done to make him upset. He just feels like he’s pulling away and is always annoyed by me at the moment. I’ve never felt like this before. I understand it’s not easy for him either but obviously it’s a horrible feeling of rejection. And his communication is honestly very poor.

    I can’t change who he is. He’s a quiet man (quite stoic) who prefers actions to words. And we don’t exactly have the time for a couples therapist to try and help with this. But he doesn’t seem to realise how important communication is, at least to me.

    I love him so much but I do feel like he just doesn’t even want to come home some days

  3. I think it’s worth putting all your cards on the table in the most vulnerable way you can. Sticking to facts and avoiding any blame or things that will make her defensive. Plead your case as best as you can. Ultimately you can’t force anything, but as long as you know you tried your best then if she isn’t open to it, you know you did all you could. It will make moving forward a little easier. I hope things go well tho

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