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How to ignore your husband
Ignore your husband's bad moods.
If your husband is angry or in a bad mood, sometimes it's better to disengage. Angry people are often difficult to reason with.
Choose your answer from: (A). If your husband does not respond to your attempts to disengage with anger, then communicate a resolve by ignoring your husband's bad moods. Perhaps he worries about work or running errands without you in his presence. (B). Try ignoring your husband's bad moods for a week or two until he calms down. If his bad mood is so bad that you are uncomfortable, try ignoring it for a few days. (C). This can make your husband resentful, which in turn may lead him to act angrier at you. Sometimes petty criticism and even a vague, dismissive dismissal can prompt him to act more agorastically, leading him to remain in a bad mood. (D). In this situation, it's appropriate and even healthy to simply ignore your husband until he calms down. Oftentimes, a bad mood leaves someone looking for a fight.
(D).