He gets mad a lot?

[montherobaidat]

So what does it mean if you have a boyfriend and like he gets mad over the stupid stuff. Even when he is wrong he finds a way to get mad, ignores me for two day waiting me to call him and apologise, I, for sure don't do that, and then he comes back and calls me and like try to fix it without saying sorry.

Its like almost each week i have to go through this drama

Does that mean anything like is it a sign for him pushing me away or what exactly

It is starting to really bother me and its boring

[Saiesh30]

If your boyfriend consistently gets mad over small issues, ignores you as a way to manipulate the situation, and expects you to apologize even when he's in the wrong, that's not healthy behavior.
I think that in a healthy relationship, both partners should be able to communicate calmly, take responsibility for their actions, and work together to resolve conflicts. Ignoring each other, being mad, not compromising on little stuff or expecting one person to always apologize is not fair or respectful.

[Saiesh30]

If he's not open to change or if this behavior continues, it might be worth reevaluating if this relationship is right for you in the long term. Your happiness and emotional well being should always be your priority.

[adventurous-1]

I think it's time to move on, your in a toxic relationship and with time it could progress to the point of physical abuse. Behavior he's displaying is not what I'd considerer true love and affection, but a relationship of convenance for him and if he truly cared about you then he wouldn't treat you the way he does. IMHO

[HollyK21]

Yeah, this isn’t a healthy relationship. I’m sure he has his redeeming qualities, but it’s traits like these that should be seal breakers in your book, no matter how much you love the guy. It’s horrible to have a person who never listens to you and when he does, it’s cause for an argument and him wanting you to beg for him back. He either developed this trait while dealing with another woman or experienced it, who knows. In any case, I wouldn’t advise you continue on with a person like this.

[mandyfire98]

Emotional maturity of a toddler and perhaps some narcissistic personality disorder thriwn in

[Fireguy17]

It means it's time to move on.
This will only get worse in time, rarely better.

[Wiredone]

It means he's got anger issues. That should be a red flag for you