Expressing anger. Ignoring partner okay?

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My dear, It looks like you are caught up with an emotional dependency and finding it difficult to handle and to overcome it.. There is also a lack of clarity whether you need to be in a relationship like this or not.. I suggest you to consult a psychological Counselor for a therapy to overcome this issue..

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Hi! Thanks so much for reaching out, it takes a lot of courage. Before addressing whether it's "okay" to ignore your partner, it is first important to understand your priorities in more depth. You can ask yourself some questions to sort these priorities out. 1) In any relationship, what are certain priorities or rules that you have, that can absolutely not be comprised? 2) What are the rules and priorities that are flexible, and open to negotiation? The first point would relate to your "Non-Negotiables". For example, if you are of the opinion that you will not tolerate fights in any relationship, irrespective of what the situation is, that would be your non-negotiable factor. The second point would refer to your "Negotiables". These are aspects of the relationship that you are willing to alter according to your partner's preferences, and come to a mutual agreement. In this case, when you want to address whether his "dominating behaviour" is something you're comfortable with, please consider whether that's something you're actually willing to work with. If you are, the relationship can be worked on. You can facilitate more communication with him by talking to him about the way you feel, or by going to a relationship counselor to talk about both you and him. However, if you think that he might be infringing upon your "Non-Negotiable" factors, this might manifest into a toxic relationship. I would suggest that you talk to him about it first, and discuss what you can do as your next steps. A relationship cannot be healthy if it is driven solely by fights. I suggest that you also go for therapy yourself in order to understand and process your emotions, thoughts and priorities. More power to you! :)

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