Do you have arguments with your SO? How often? Does it lead your relationship into a downward spiral?
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discuss Arguments
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This thread focuses on relationships, including communication, dynamics, challenges, advice, and their impact on personal growth and connections.
I and my partner has gotten into a couple of arguments. Our regular arguments with each other remain manageable since we learned healthy methods to deal with them. We maintain focus on listening to one another while staying composed and directly address the matter without using attacks between us.
I haven't had a partner for a long time, but believe me, if I had one, there wouldn't be arguments. Yes, you talk, but not arguments, since they aren't normal. If you argue frequently and you don't reach an agreement, it's best to break up, because if you don't, it will end in a very bad way.
I used to have a healthy arguments with my partner when we were still together. There's nothing wrong in doing such because two people will have different opinions to something. The argument is a way to express your each of our opinion to convince each other.
There is no relationship that people don't argue. I and my guy always have different viewpoints and argue. But we are so mature that after the arguments, one of us would try to break the issue down and see the superior argument for we to move on. Arguments helps us understand each other better.
There is absolutely no way couples can do without argument or have misunderstandings. They should make an effort to understand each other's viewpoint and work through the issues together. That is how the relationship will be strengthened.
We do have arguments, we even have a fierce verbal fight, sometimes we don't speak or even see each other's face for a week, and then we finally sit together, talk, and settle everything. Every time this happens, our bond grows stronger.
I don't think there is a relationship that doesn't have arguments. The last time I argued with my girlfriend, she was ready to leave my house in the middle of the night. Had finished packing her bags and steeped out of the gate. I had to swallow the humble pie and beg her to stay. She also begs when the pendulum is against her. It is part of growth in relationship to quarrel and make up.