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I'm a newlywed (40F).  My husband (40M) is wonderful in almost every way but one.

He doesn't seem to handle frustration well, and little things frustrate him easily.  When I do some little thing wrong, his natural reaction is to sigh and roll his eyes.  For example, if we're leaving the house and I realize on the way out the door that I forgot my phone and have to take 2 seconds to run back and get it, I get a sigh and an eye roll. Spill a glass of water?  That's a sigh and an eye roll.  

It's really beginning to get to me.  I feel like there's a subtext there along the lines of "There she goes again.  What an idiot."  On the plus side, he would never, ever call me that out loud.  But it certainly seems like that's what he's thinking.

Other than that, he treats me wonderfully.  But I'm worried that all his huffing and puffing may end up blowing our house down.  

I've mentioned that this bothers me and that I'd like him to be more patient with me, but I think this may just be in his nature.  I'm not sure whether he's capable of changing this, or whether he just doesn't want to.  

My question is:  Is this something I should push back on more assertively?  If so, what's a good response to a sigh and eye roll? 

Or should I just get used to it and accept it as part of his personality, and try to find ways for it not to get under my skin?
<bot>: Hubby sighs and rolls his eyes every time I do some little thing wrong.  It's getting on my nerves.  Push back on it or get a thicker skin?