Why It's Good to Fight in a Relationship

Could arguing be a key elemement in strengthening your bond with your partner?

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Why It's Good to Fight in a Relationship As much as you love and share your life with your partner—the fact remains that you and your significant other remain two different people. This means that you experience life differently and may interpret situations in ways that don't always agree with the other.   While it is hardly ever enjoyable to spend possible cuddle time hashing out an argument, these fights could be a key element in strengthening the bond you and your partner share.   Here are some tips to have an effective and intentional squabble with your significant other. READ NOW What Couples Should Know About the Silent Treatment—and How It's Abusive READ NOW How Much Should You Try to Change Your Partner? READ NOW NEW THIS WEEK Living With Bipolar Disorder Tune in to hear Emmy-winning actor Maurice Benard, from the soap opera "General Hospital," share his story about living with bipolar disorder. LISTEN NOW Follow Now:   Apple Podcasts /  Spotify Google Podcasts /  Amazon Music What Your Partner Can and Can't Do READ NOW Why It's Important to Apologize in Relationships READ NOW WORLD AIDS DAY People Living with HIV/AIDS Have Much Higher Risk of Suicide READ NOW Signs of a Toxic Relationship READ NOW 7 Surprising Ways to Make Your Relationship Better READ NOW

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