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To me it sounds like you approach critique as if you expect her to just fall in line and accept whatever you say as the truth because of your background. Instead of acknowledging that she is allowed to have her own opinion, and not turning everything into an argument over whose opinion is “right”.
Your girlfriend is allowed to express her own opinion of whatever your topic is without it needing to turn into a debate. I think it would be good for you to stop thinking of everything as having to be right or wrong and instead just actually actively listening to what she's saying and accepting it at face value rather than trying to counter her points.
Because constantly critiquing and pushing back against her when she makes probably makes her feel like you think her opinion is lower than yours/not good enough/makes you sound like a really negative person to converse with.
I don't see how any of this has to do with you and your husband being newly-wed.
I’ve been dealing with horrible seasonal depression, which makes me react in an abnormally drastic way, like crying myself to sleep or something.
If you suffer from seasonal affective disorder, what kind of professional help are you getting for that and why is this winter suddenly different from the other winters you have spent together?
When I cry, he says “what are you crying about this time?” I feel awful about it, and it makes me even more upset.
Is this truly a new development that began three months ago right after you got married or was your husband already dismissive before that?
He’s also had a drinking problem for our entire relationship, and he’s resorted to keeping secret bottles from me as of recently.
I don't know what you expected, but if you marry someone with a drinking problem, then that is naturally going to have an impact on your relationship, especially if nothing is being done about it. What kind of help is your husband pursuing for his addiction?