The question is not if he is right for the sake of being right. The question is if my approach and POV are incorrect - for the sake of this and all my relationships; so I can learn to identify my behavior and fix it.
I don't want to have unrealistic expectations of others and I don't feel anyone should feel like walking on eggshells fearing my reactions to things that may be perfectly normal.
I understand my underlying fears behind my defensiveness... I always wanted to please my H. I worked so hard, but felt short. I constantly felt that he was pointing it out too. He always denied it and accused me of being defensive. This is what I want to determine.
Maybe it was all in my mind (like today?). I had always been very insecure about pleasing him - this has to do with my co-dependency and my guilt because I was trying to do too much and I knew I was failing. I also felt all the responsibility for making things ok and internally beat myself up when things were not.
Anyways, I am writing all of this because I am trying to get to the bottom of a behavior pattern in me that is not working and I want to fix.
That is where my question is coming from...
Me & H: 44 D7, D6, S3 Together: 20y, M: 17y EA: 11/13/10, Sep: 12/23/10 EA becomes PA: Spring 2011 H filed for D: 09/06/12 D Negotiating began 2/15 OW seemingly gone on 3/15 Still negotiating D