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It’s a struggle for sure, but the onus of this is on you as a father. You have to work on getting to a place where you are by default patient and kind, where being short-tempered or irritable isn’t even an option. It’s hard, but it does get easier with practice.
- Practically, I’ve found things like meditating/praying daily, taking some mandatory time to think before reacting (literally counting to 20 in situations) to be helpful.
For me, the inspiration and drive to do this is that I’m trying to break the cycle of having a short-tempered father. I don’t want to be that type of father to my children. So I work hard on being the kind father that they deserve and a good role model to them.
You can do it! 👍🏼
Right there with you. Two under two. I love the opportunities that all the WFH has given, but I need to get some out-of-house work back
I had this conversation with my wife this morning. We have been married for 16 years and have a 9 year old, and we all get along great normally, but being together all the time escalates the annoying things we all do.
I just brought it up by saying I know we seem to be more irritated with each other over the last few weeks and I think it’s because my annoying habits are worse because we are always together and same for your annoying habits. We want normally be together this much so I think we need to realize what is going on and try be patient and maybe find more me time for the both of us.