My spouse no longer leaves their room.

My husband has been going straight to his room when he comes home without greeting me for the last few weeks. In the mornings, he leaves for work without even looking at me. He wasn't like this before; we used to talk during dinner, and he would share his day. Now, he feels like a complete stranger in the house. I asked him if there was a problem, and he just said, 'I'm tired.' Should I not push it, or should I try to get him to talk? I don't know how we can fix it if this continues.

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biseydiycem

I don't think this is normal. There can't be this much indifference 🫢

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bugundegil

we had a period like this too, it was from work stress. but speaking openly had helped.

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hatconene

Why do the evening details this morning always resemble a woman's writing? I mean, a man can write too, but there's a vibe of "I'm sorry" in your style.

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icimdengecmis

You say it wasn't like this before, but did something happen? A job change, family issues, something like that?

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caybardagi

@uykuarasi actually, there isn't a clear event; there was a delay in the salary, but he said it has been resolved.

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soncaykaldi

@soncaykaldi I don't understand the female writing or whatever, anyway, does it make a difference whether it's female or how it's written? 🫠

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cicekliperde

What you said could sometimes be a sign of depression. But it's hard to say for sure, I think you should try talking again in a small way. Gauge the reaction 🤷‍♀️

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birazgarip

if we dismiss it as just fatigue, there must be something else going on.

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benbisorayim

I got a bit of a vibe like they were the type to constantly look at their phones. It's not definitive, but just a heads up 🫢

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