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    I have been with my husband for 8 years and have a three year old son. Last year we hit rock bottom due to the economy. We moved to try and find jobs in the same state different county. I mean the town was extremely slow and they wanted to pay you min wage for something that we have been doing for years getting paid 15 and up. It put a strain on us but for some reason we began to get closer and really focus on what mattered in our lives. However that has changed, in the mist we are in the process of moving to be closer to our jobs and my husband already moved due to he is working now 14 hour days. I am in the process of moving the rest of our things, but lately things have changed for the worse I dont know if its just me but every time I call his phone he has an attitude. Yelling telling me that I am nothing, I dont know how to handle business, when I try to talk to him he wont let me get a word in. Just the other day he called me a . At the same time he has never done this before and I am clueless to what I did if I did anything to him for him to explode. He told me to not call him while he's working, and if I call when I start my job he will call my job and harrass me. I have since taken off my wedding ring and I intend on giving it back to him once I get back in to town. I mean I am just clueless and want answers to why he's acting like this. Just the other day a guy (I guess that he knows) was knocking on our front door and I dont know who it was when I looked out the window so I didnt answer the door, what scared me is the guy looked in our window. I called him and he was like well what do you want me to do I am 100 miles away call the police. But he didnt seem concerned about our well being, 15 mins later is when he called cussing me out calling me worthless and sorry es. Am I wrong to say DIVORCE!
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    Hi newday, you are not wrong for feeling upset by this new behavior pattern of his. Divorce may seem like the only answer in your mind since you are so confused by the way he is acting but there are so many factors at play here that I am of the opinion that you are jumping the gun and basing your decision on heated emotions rather than well though out logic.

    A man not being able to provide for his family has got to be one of the biggest fears of any family man. With the financial problems you guys were having, it likely stressed him out so very much that he is probably going through a lot mentally right now. You guys are transitioning with the move and new jobs and he may be feeling a little inadequate that he had to uproot your family in order to provide a better life.

    The typical guy isn't going to admit that, he isn't going to cry and tell you he's scared. Instead , all of those emotions just build up on the inside and are let out through anger, being snappy, edgy and downright mean.

    Be proud of him for finding the new job, talk about how happy you are that you guys get this opportunity in a new town - accentuate all the positives you can muster. He needs you right now, even though it may not seem like it. Give him the emotional distance he needs while he is trying to come to terms with things himself, and offer support whenever you can - without coming across condesending - that is crucial. No 'there, there, honey' type attitude at all.

    Marriages are meant to withstand good times and bad ones. This is a bad time - for both of you, you will need to be the stronger one and let some of the little things go for the greater good. If you love this man, swallow some of the pride and be his rock. Hopefully he will/ has done the same for you in moments of need.

    This doesn't mean you have to be an emotional punching bag for him, by any means. And if his behavior continues and continues even after you guys settle in - you will need to step back and re-evaluate how you feel of course.

    But for now I think while you are in the mist of such chaos, just try to keep your chin up and know that in his heart he loves you even if these circumstances are bringing out the worst in him.
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    i would lean toward separation. be firm and confindent in telling him why. being that far away can put a huge strain on a relationship. do you think he may be cheating? i dont want to put concern in your mind about that but it might be a possibility. there is no reason to treat you that way. maybe being separated he might straighten up, or you could try counseling?? I hope the best for you!
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