37M frustrated with his wife’s behaviour

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37M married to 32f for almost 7 years now. We had a baby this year and he is 8 months old. My wife is bipolar and we consult a psychologist as required.

She is a homemaker while I run a shop. My working hours are from morning 9:30 to evening 8:30. Since its a small time transit time is half an hour max.

I know raising a child is difficult along doing all the household work. Whenever I am home I take care of the baby as much as I can. Feeding, cleaning, changing and wake up at nights to quiet him when he cries. Still I get yelled at for not helping with the baby. She says she looks after him whole day. I get it but what can I do? How do I look after him during the day?

This morning we had a big fight. I fed the baby and was getting ready to go to work. The baby pooped and I asked my wife to clean it. That triggered her. She started yelling why she should be the only one to do this stuff. I said I do it when I am home and I am getting late. And she tore into me for that. She started counting things she does.

I have tried real hard to be understanding. I rarely fight because I worry about her bipolar relapses. But sometimes its just too much. I am just worried that someday I am going to loose my patience and the relationship is going to suffer massively. But then I think should I be the only one thinking about it? Is the whole onus of having a healthy relationship on me alone? I have tried talking and explaining things with her so many times that I have lost counts. And it isn’t even that she doesn’t agree. She will agree with I say but will forget about it the next moment.

People say she can’t help herself and she has a short command over her temper and behaviour. But what about how it effects me. Should I listen to everything without complaining? It has got me so frustrated at times that I find to concentrate on anything else. I have been in a piss poor mood since morning and that sort of things just isn’t good for work. No clue what to do.

Edit: Most people suggested to get a house help. We already have one.

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    2024-11-18T14:58:36+00:00

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    she has bipolar

    thats why she often get irritated with you

    told her to do yoga, give her space …when she argue with you just keep quiet

    i understand your pain

    do not neglect your child…consult a marriage counsellor

    only with doing yoga (anulom bilom & kapal bharti) she will heal

    its may take long time but you have to keep your patience

    this is my personal opinion

    choice is yours

    take care your child

    Regards sss

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