Within a week: For most men, if the cold war after marriage lasts for a week without any obvious signs of easing, they may start to feel uneasy because the tense family atmosphere can affect their daily life and emotional state.
2. About two weeks: When the Cold War lasts for two weeks or more, men often become more acutely aware of the seriousness of the problem, worried that this ongoing estrangement may cause irreversible damage to the marital relationship, and begin to feel anxious and seek solutions.
3. One month or more: If the Cold War lasts for a month or even longer, men may fall into extreme anxiety and panic because they may perceive this prolonged coldness as a signal of a serious crisis in their marriage, affecting not only personal emotional needs but also family stability and the growth environment of their children. At this point, they often become more eager to find a solution to the problem and restore normal communication and relationship between spouses.