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Is Your Girlfriend in a Bad Mood and Refusing to Say Why?
Is your girlfriend in a bad mood again? It's time to put an end to this behavior.
Your girlfriend is in a bad mood—again. Is it because of something you’ve done or haven’t done?
Regardless, like any other time this happened, she still wouldn’t listen to reason, engage with you, or return your affection. She’ll sulk in bed for days and refuse to say what’s wrong.
She thinks you should know what you’ve done without her explaining things—like you’re a mind reader.
Asking what the problem is usually earns you a sigh and a petty comment that you should know better, followed by an agonizing silence.
Don't blame yourself for her bad mood; it’s not your fault. Instead, realize that your girlfriend is refusing to address the issue directly.
She might point out that she has no control over her emotions and actions, but she does. Even if you’ve done something wrong, that shouldn’t be an excuse for her to act in such a way
Repeatedly sulking in a relationship is a choice. And sometimes, it can go too far.
When sulking has gone too far
There's a fine line between taking a timeout to reevaluate the issue and giving the silent treatment because you're in a bad mood.
If your girlfriend does the latter despite having the opportunity to address the source of the problem, her sulking has gone too far.
She's not acting on her emotions. She's calculating her moves'her bad mood is manipulation in disguise.
She uses passive, subtle, and indirect methods of communication to drain you. Often, you give in to her twisted little game and apologize. After all, it seems like the best course of action for things to move on.
It might be'for now.
Giving in to her sulking doesn't help solve the issue. On the contrary, you're only enabling her to be more cunning in the future.
How to deal with your girlfriend when she is in a bad mood
When your girlfriend drives you crazy with passive-aggressive actions, recognize that she is not a victim'none of you are. It's just a matter of communication.
That said, show her that her methods have no power by not enabling her behavior.
Address the situation head-on; don't give her the response she wants.
As a man, you might ask questions repeatedly to grasp the situation better and in hopes that she'll also realize that what you were arguing about is silly.
However, what you're doing is just adding fuel to the fire. You're only reinforcing her bad mood and giving her all the more reason to be "right.'
Instead of asking, 'Are you upset?' (even though she clearly is), tell her something like, 'I don't get why you're upset, but maybe if you help me understand so next time we argue, it won't come to this,' or 'I know that you're upset, and I want things to be good between us, so is there any way we can talk when you're ready?'
Encourage her to communicate.
If you don't see any changes, maybe you should move on. Don't waste all your time trying to fix the problem when you're the only one actively finding solutions.
