Need Advice for Stay-At-Home Husband who is Unhappy

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  • sngnyrslp
    sngnyrslp Posts: 315 Member
    My feminist senses are tingling so much because of some of these comments, but I am going to be polite and not say anything! :)
    To the OP, I hope some of us have been able to offer you a little help/advice/solace that will be effective!
  • operator
    operator Posts: 53
    I agree he does seem to open up after some private time together :) Plus will relieve both our stress.....I like that idea the best so far :):):)

    Well I am glad I could be of some help.....


    Hopefully sngnyrslp's senses are not tingling because of "my" comments...

    =)
  • sherry_80
    sherry_80 Posts: 86 Member
    This sound simialr my husband was in the cabinet business and suddenly the economy hit and i had to go back to work.
    He got used to self employment-his own boss. When he had to take care of the kids. He was no longer the boss. My kids can control the our enviromment- they always want outside time. they never wanted to do what he wanted, and he couldnt keep a schedule with them. He went back to work and its not what he wanted but he settled and he prefered work than stay at home dad.
    the was a time when i was paying daycare while he stayed home to do nothing. He needs to talk to you about why he is angry, or who he is angry at. He needs to find out why he's unhappy. If you force him to therapy they might just give him pill and that's not the answer. I forced my husband to a therapist cause i could not stand him. and he got pills that didnt work. The pills make you dependant on them and my husband doesnt like to take pills.
  • sherry_80
    sherry_80 Posts: 86 Member
    My kids are full of energy , they are exhausting.
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