Women are not naturally inclined to blame their husbands, and everyone’s behavior and emotional reactions are influenced by various factors such as individual personality, experience, educational background, marital status, etc.here are some common reasons why someone might express anger or frustration through yelling:

1. Miscommunication: Perhaps there’s a misunderstanding or misinterpretation of something you said or did that she finds offensive or hurtful.
2. Emotional Overload: She might be going through a stressful period or experiencing emotional overload from various life pressures. Yelling can be a way to release pent-up emotions.
3. Unmet Expectations: If she feels her expectations, needs, or desires are not being met, frustration can build up and manifest as yelling.
4. Feeling Disrespected or Ignored: Your actions or words may have made her feel undervalued, disrespected, or unheard, prompting her to raise her voice to get your attention.
5. Conflict Resolution Style: Some people resort to yelling when they don’t know how else to communicate their feelings effectively, especially if they come from a family where loud communication was normalized.
6. Immediate Issue: There could be an immediate problem or disagreement that she feels strongly about and wants to resolve quickly.

To address the yelling, it’s crucial to have open, calm, and respectful communication. Listen to her perspective without interrupting, try to understand her feelings, and together, work towards finding solutions or expressing empathy. If the yelling persists or seems disproportionate to the situation, consider couples therapy to improve communication skills and resolve deeper-rooted issues.