If you could say in general that he is moody, then based on my personal experience he may need to take Vitamin D in particular and Cod Liver Oil or Fish Oil in general. I'm not making light of your predicament. Your husband's description sounds like me to a T when I go for a month or so without my Cod Liver Oil. Moody, irritable, reclusive. Especially in the winter. Look up Vitamin D deficiency on Google and see if it matches your husband's behavior.
He loves you, but doesn't respect you.
A husband should firstly have an open and honest conversation with his parents about their behavior and how it is affecting his wife. He should advocate for his wife's needs and feelings, and encourage his parents to treat her with respect and kindness. If the situation does not improve, the husband may need to set boundaries and limit his wife's interactions with his parents to ensure her well-being.
Respect, is in fact, a subject unto itself. You can respect your parents, you respect authority, and respect other people, the environment, everyone and everything deserves respect. Lack of respect for things leads to chaos, and ill will.
You respect your parents by honoring in what they say or do, even if you don't agree with them.
first you have to learn how to respect yourself then respect your husband like you respect yourself.
Although children often do obey, care for and respect their parents there in no responsibility or requirement for them to do so. This is an earned response from children to parents who care for and respect their children.
The parents who are narrow minded & who always oppose their child's dreams are donkey parents. All parents love their child, but if parents will give respect to child then child will always give them respect.
Ask the parents themselves
respect means to either acknowledge or honor someone with value. Eg to respect your parents-to treat you parents with value.
My opinion: If you earned his disrespect you know why. If you don't know why, get another husband.
Hanging out and flirting are different, but there is a very fine line between the two. When your friend is in a relationship, you need to respect that.
it isn't