u/Endly20

If I express that I don't like something that he did or is doing, he will get upset and complain and accuse me of starting shit, interrogating him, and he will get loud and won't let me "defend" myself. I wouldn't even consider it defending myself, but rather trying to help him understand my point of view, but I can't even get a word in. When he seems to finally be done yelling and it gets quiet, I say 3 words into my sentence as I believe it's my turn to speak and he just repeats himself. It's like a really bad joke. Then he says to leave him alone. He claims this isn't what he wanted but I left him no choice. Make it make sense.

I don't understand how he's fine just giving the "love of his life" the silent treatment. Like how in the heck does that feel ok? If I did that I would feel horribly guilty and wrong and a low life of a person. I also don't understand how he is fine just yelling at me to "stop talking to me"!". I can't imagine myself doing that. I can't even think it! I also don't understand how he continues to joke at my expense just because "it gets to you" and "I'm messing with you". I honestly feel like I'm living in some sort of fake world. I feel like my life is a whole big prank at this point. I can't take it seriously when I'm being put down and being guilt tripped no matter how hard I try to get myself up. I have kids and I am not going to go through split custody. I'm also not going to fight for full custody because he already threatened with suicide if I go forward with that.

My son is on fluticasone 2 puffs in the morning and 2 at night after having a cough for 4 months. The doctor gave him Fluticasone, Cetrizine, and a nasal spray. He has been on Fluticasone for 2 months now and has 7 days left. Apparently he's supposed to get better by now. My son has missed a total of 3 dosages during these past 2 months and when he does, he coughs until his next dose. Is this normal? Does this mean the inhaler isn't helping him improve? Should he be on cetrizine now? How often? Before calling the doctor, I want to make sure we are on the right path. Also, 2 out of the 3 times that my son missed his dose, I gave him cetrizine and it made him somewhat better in that his cough was still there but less.