Sound advice. I suppose I am being a little prideful. I wouldnt say he doesnt have time to decompress. Especially yesterday because he was home a whole hour before I arrived home. He just gets in a mood like he wants to fight over anything. Its like he just wants to be angry or have something to be angry about. When I point this out to him he reflects inward instead of outward i.e. at me. Then he calms down and we're good. I think the problem is hes not expressing his frustrations with work to me so instead hes doing so AT me. Perhaps he doesnt feel heard or perhaps I'm not bringing it up properly or I'm shutting it down without considering his vulnerability. I can definitely tell when he had a good day at work versus a bad day. Either way its a two way street. I suppose I have to listen more and talk less and he has to talk more and express himself in a constructive way. Its just frustrating that I seem to have to be the voice of reason when hes being unreasonable. Hes stressed about a lot and covid isnt helping at all. Hes mad that people at work arent doing their job, mad about masking, mad about mandates, mad about taxes...just mad. He puts so much pressure on himself. I really wish there was something I could do to pull him out of this rut but I'm not sure where to begin