Many people are convinced that harmony in a relationship directly depends on whether partners are able to negotiate without raising their voices and showing irritation.
The practice is undoubtedly good, but it would be unfair to demand perfection from anyone.
All people quarrel, and sometimes emotions go through the roof.
Violent conflicts occur especially often when attempts to clarify the situation at an early stage were missed.
However, quarrels for a couple are, as they say, not a fatal phenomenon.
In general, it is through disagreements that partners have the opportunity to understand each other better - if both are willing to listen.
Let's say more: the more people value each other, the less often they think that their partner behaves destructively during a conflict.
To sum it up: quarrels happen to absolutely everyone. It's just that in good relationships they cause less destruction and help to eventually come to something better.
Earlier we talked about a simple way to strengthen relationships.
