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He doesn't want to go to a sleep clinic and says it's just stress. He used to say it was because he wasn't used to sleeping with someone every night, but we've been together for three years now! We do not have kids, but we would like to soon. I am afraid of what he will do when our child wakes him up. He says it will be different when we have kids and he'll "know" not to get angry. I'm not so sure he'll be able to control it.
I want to help him, but I'm not sure how. I also miss sharing that closeness and I'm concerned for our future. Has anyone else experienced this with their partner? Any advice?View Thread


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