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3 ways to settle disputes when kids are in the middle.


Why do I… feel my husband has to go against everything I say? My husband is 63, I'm 43 and my daughter is 17. We've been married 3 years. My daughter is a homebody—doesn’t drink or smoke and is a very good person. She gets good grades, does her own laundry, picks up her room and helps with chores when asked. She's not mouthy or disrespectful.

The problem is that my husband will take any little thing about her and blow it so out of proportion that he and I fight about it for hours. Not because I disagree with him, but because he gets so angry with her, then at me because he says I "always justify what she does" when I try to explain the situation. Are there steps I can take with him to correct this behavior?


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