Let him talk, but don’t feel like you have to do everything he says. To the best of your ability, ignore him when he starts to go through a litany of things that you should do. Remind him that you are capable of handling the household duties and that you will reach out to him if you need help. Point out that your job is to take care of your family at home, just as his is to care for your family through his work. Ask him to stop trying to control your every move.

Remind him that you are an adult and are capable of taking care of yourself. How can I get him to stop? - Loosen Your GraspĭEAR LOOSEN YOUR GRASP: Talk to your husband. While he is at work, he is constantly calling me or texting me to see what I am doing. Similarly, he tries to monitor all of my activities. I am an adult, and I do not need him to monitor my every bite. I get that he is into nutrition, but I want to eat in peace. He likes to tell me exactly what I should eat and when, and he always has a story about why he makes those suggestions. Everything I say and do, he seems to want to modify, starting with food. DEAR HARRIETTE: My husband is a control freak.

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