Husband hates my parents and siblings

My husband has always had a strong demeanour and somewhat of an anger problem (he seems to fail to recognize it). Things got really bad when COVID hit because my husband would take extra precautions while my family didn't as much such as still gathering together. My family would also argue that he would get together with his family at home but the difference was that at his home we wore masks and my family didn't. This was all difficult to avoid since we lived in the same house as my parents (us downstairs and them upstairs). Besides the major disagreements regarding COVID my family also has heard and seen my husband's anger problem and additionally the verbal abuse we both would use against each other. Overall there has been alot of conflict and dislike among personalities. My husband doesn't want to fix things since he says my family won't apologize and take.ownership therefore he won't either (he also truly believes hes done nothing wrong). I don't know how to fix things and I'm desperate to do so. Anybody else's spouse have conflict with their family? How did y'all fix it?

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My husband doesn’t like my family for different reasons but.. I will say from somewhat similar circumstances.. it’s just hard living with in-laws. It’s hard to have roommates in general. There’s many reasons to butt heads and if he went as far to take extra precautions during Covid(mine did the same because he is a germaphobe ) and your family didn’t.. living in the same home with them I’m sure was difficult.
There’s no way to really have your husband and your family’s relationship get better, they have to figure those things out for themselves. But I will advise against having your family get too involved in your marriage. Having separation between households (your family’s and yours) is important. I don’t think family should ever really be involved in your marriage unless you’re being harmed and you need help.
I know your situation is exhausting.. I wish you luck

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Our son is 2.5 and everyone has been telling me that he's extremely gifted and that school will be a challenge because he'll be so bored. He can currently:
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Is this fair?

Back story I booked a holiday last year with my mum&her sister for this month.
With everything going on in my life (chronic health, war & possibly about to lose my job in May (redundancies in company) so bill/housing stresses which she knows all this) I’m not in a good frame of mind, my stress is through the roof & this massively affects my health as I’m having more joint flare ups & have been pretty much house bound in recent weeks,
I asked last month to cancel the holiday or reschedule it to a later date, at the time they changed the holiday but only by six weeks to end of May and I still don’t feel up to going next month, I’ve put my foot down for once and said tonight I would not like to go & asked would they still go together (cause there both in there 50s flown for over 30years they don’t need me to go, everything is booked/sorted it’s all inclusive etc)
I’m now currently being guilt tripped by my mum (my aunty hasn’t said anything yet)saying they can’t do boarding passes without me, they don’t do technology, they wouldn’t be able to navigate finding the hotel(coach would drop them off), how unfair I’m being to my son (he’s 3 has no clue about the holiday), how different I’m acting and implying they would have to cancel indefinitely and also lose 50% of payment cause it’s a late cancellation…

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She has played with alot of this things she will scream and run away from now in pure terror.

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But when my sister showed her she was petrified of it ran off screaming, crying and shaking she was hiding in the corner. I'm concerned as I don't know why this happened

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Has anyone else experienced this with there child or anyone

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