Not arguing is a bigger red flag than fighting. They miss the easy, fun passion their relationship once held." "They often crave the level of interest, attention, and affection they see their wives lavishing on their children. "What I've often seen in my marriage counseling and couples therapy practice is that men are more likely than women to feel emotionally neglected by their partners," Bobby says. True as that may be, it's not uncommon for a husband to feel like he's become his wife's last priority. All of which they feel increasingly cut off from." Or, her role as a mom has left you feeling neglected.įor those with kids still living at home, parenthood is a round-the-clock responsibility-and studies still show that moms still put in more time than dads, on average. "Male anger tends to be rooted not in frustration over tasks and responsibilities, but in a longing for love, fun, meaning, and a desire for a deeper connection with their partner. "However, men often carry an equal, or sometimes even higher level of anger and resentment towards their spouses," Bobby says.
Bobby points out that many wives resent their husbands because "they often feel frazzled, frustrated, and resentful about the higher level of mental energy and material energy they are expected to devote to their household, career and families." That can leave her little room for some soul-replenishing me-time, let alone you-and-she time.
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