In an argument he needs space I need his presence. Where at the end he leave hurtful words to push away. To make him understand I need to wait for days in no contact. I have to suffer in silence to make him understand. But eventually he understands and apologize but it is happening again and again like pattern. Also I don’t have breaks but I have to give no other options. Also I have family issues can’t cope up both. How to handle?
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There are stressors going on as family issues and the conflict with your partner that is hurting you most
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Try to talk to him when both of you are calm, and tell him gently that hurtful words affect you.
You both have different needs during fights, and that's causing this pattern.
Try not to blame yourself, you deserve understanding too.
If he's open, couples therapy can help you both communicate better. Till then, take small breaks for yourself and don't keep all the pain inside, talk to someone you trust or a therapist
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You’re caught in a painful cycle where every fight ends with him walking away and you waiting in silence. He needs space, you need closeness, and that mismatch keeps hurting you. It’s not about love but how you both handle conflict. Try setting gentle boundaries like, “It’s okay to take space, but please let me know when we’ll talk again.” That small clarity can stop the pattern from repeating. You already have family stress, so protect your peace instead of waiting in pain. Take therapy. You can connect with me on nine two six six seven two six zero six five.
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