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This is behavior. It was from her husband and she was struggling with him not making decisions.

And you told her not to be a wimp and to make the decision.

And that his passive aggressive behavior was a personality disorder and that he wouldn't be able to change.

But do you think that wimp behavior is something that's part of someone's personality and they can't change that?

No, I don't think that's necessarily so. But passive aggressive personality disorder is an actual thing.

Being wimp is just being wimp.

Okay. Because I know that sometimes I can be passive aggressive, but a lot of times I can be

wimp when I'm coming up against. Okay. You're not being passive aggressive. You're being

something else. So you want to give me an example of what you're doing when you call it passive aggressive?

Yeah. If I'm having a disagreement with somebody and it's getting heated and then I could see

that it's not going to change, I end up going, you know, silent and just like whatever, you know,

and maybe walking away or, you know, that's wimp. That's wimp. And you can change that. I'm going to put

you on hold. We can talk about that some more after the break. So we're going to take the top of the

hour break and come back with your calls, including Julia. Interesting question. Stay with us.

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