Saturday, March 23, 2013

Good Fights, Bad Fights? Kills a Relationship or Make it Stronger ?











Conflict is a natural part of having an intimate relationship. As couples come back to each other after a fight, in a place of love, with words of forgiveness, the relationship is often stronger for it. It is at least more intimate. The bumpy road of conflict followed by repair is the route to a deeper connection. Now we know our partner's hot buttons very well. And hopefully he knows our tender spots, too. How many of you had make up sex after a fight? I am sure many, I  have done it many times but is that the right thing to do or is just temporarily solution getting horny , dive in and the problem is solved? 


In any relationship, there are good days and there are bad days. For instance, you might want to do something that your partner is completely opposed to, or she might want to go shopping for the apartment when all you want to do is stay at home and relax with the game or a movie. This is part and parcel of being one half of a couple.



When you first got together with your other half, you couldn't stop contacting each other. Whether it was on the phone, via text messaging or using e-mail and other online messenger systems, speaking to each other almost every hour. That’s made you feel closer to that person and start building this safety net , trust and desire. You think this person is the one. You think you will never fight, arguing or in some cases insulting each other but people are different and relationship is a full time job for the rest of your life. Now and again, however, your differences might become more serious and can lead to a breakup.
But how can you tell if your fights are "good fights," the kind that will eventually help you grow closer, or "bad fights," the kind that chip away at your bond and be the reason to break your love? 



When you have your first small fight what is the outcome? . The outcome of a fight may not be what we bargained for, but two individuals sharing a life will have many opportunities to compromise.


Can small fights lead to serious relationship doubt and question our love to each other or can they be a platform sample of what really important in a relationship is?
We always want to be right even if we are not at the specific fight, argument or situation but we try to make our point and to win the battle. I won’t lie or hide and say  yes  i am totally that person that when an argument occurred i always try to prove and stand by my opinion and make my point clear right or wrong but in a relationship should not be in that extremely  and it will be better if you losing up especially when you are wrong and instead of trying to make a point and be stubborn,  should  we just say “ this is my opinion and i wanted you to know what i think about but yes i think you are right and i appreciate your feedback”…easy isn’t and the conversation is closed and we moved on.
We just have to remind ourselves that it's not who wins the match that matters, it's how the game is played. Reminding yourself that love can return is the best way to insure that you have good fights.

Fights are easy to start but are they necessary when you love someone and how can we avoid them and meet the happy middle?

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