no it’s not that means smth is not right in ur relationship and it is hard but it shouldn’t cause you an impending sense of doom and the fact that he doesn’t take it right means that you don’t feel safe it’s not worth the stress babe you deserve better sorry u had to deal w that

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i brought this up to him, but he claims that he’s not doing it to make me feel bad, he’s just easily frustrated, and he feels like i’m asking him to bottle up his emotions. i just want him to stop throwing a mini fit over miniscule things? am i being ridiculous? he does the same thing often when he or anyone else makes a mistake too, so it’s not just me, but it’s embarrassing!

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It is not normal. That is a problem that he needs to fix, if it doesn’t it’ll slowly wear down your feelings for him and replace them with resentment, thus breaking the relationship apart. The blaming you for “bottling his feelings” is a red flag. He can express his emotions in other ways. Like silently, in his head. Or one sigh/curse word..

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You’re not crazy. I’m someone who’s easily frustrated, but I also had the common sense to understand that getting obviously worked up on front of other people scares them. I don’t want to scare people. I can work through my frustration in other ways, bc I’m not a jackass

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