<human>: Can you give me the gist of the text in a nutshell?

Am writing this as both a father and as a husband. My wife is wonderful and a real slice of heaven in my life, but she can be the most infuriating micromanager I've ever met. She will ALWYS comment on something I'm doing wrong. It's led to me being unsure of anything I'm doing - am I cutting the veggies properly? Am I holding our son properly? Am I driving properly? Am I doing anything right? 

It's totally affected my outlook and I feel like I am constantly climbing uphill trying to please her and trying to impress her, and failing all the time. 

I know I am overthinking it a lot of the time, but sometimes it really gets to me. It's affected my self-confidence as a person in general, even out in the world. And the fact that we are in a new place where I don't know anyone, and am living as a stay-at-home dad, meaning my wife is the ONLY real connection to real life I have, her words are that much more powerful.

 I've tried to resolve it by talking with my wife, but she really is like this out of ingrained habit and while I know she's aware of it, it's hard for her to really change.

Want to know if other fathers/husbands have experienced the same issues with their otherwise awesome wives, and what they did to resolve it.

This is a throwaway account, of course...
<bot>: Wife is a constant micromanager of me, and it's affecting my mojo. Need advice to regain my strength as a real man.