Is AUTHOR wrong in the post ? POST : I wasn't trying to "push him away" in an emotional sense, but my husband has a habit of walking up to me when I'm on the couch and standing over me to talk. 

He speaks to me, but I must either sign or text to him. Sometimes he will rant about something like politics or discussion of diet etc. for more than a minute. Usually lasting 5-30 minutes.  Sometimes these conversations turn one way where I will let him speak and sometimes say 2 or 3 words in the span of time.

It makes me EXTREMELY uncomfortable. Anyone else doing the same would make me feel the same way. I've started trying to get him to sit down when I realize it's going to be a lengthy conversation and sometimes he does. 

I suffer from anxiety (extreme) and last night I couldn't sleep, so I am a bit crabby today. When he came up to me, I pushed him away gently with my foot and asked/told him to respect my personal space. It went like this: 

Him:  Don't push me away 

Me:  Don't stand over me, it makes me super fucking anxious. 

Him:  I guess you'll just have to get used to it then. 

Me:  No, I don't, you can get used to respecting my personal space 

Him:  Ok 

Then he walked away without another word. I love my hubby and I want us to be emotionally close like we always have been, but I feel bad that pushing him away seemed to shock him and then the "ok" - I could tell he was pissed off. 

My husband is NTA. I'm not here to demonize him and make me seem flawless. But I feel guilty still and he's giving me the cold shoulder. AITA? 