Self-control crucial in relationships?

You believe your partner is
the best thing that could have
happened to you. He/she is
loving, caring and
demonstrative, and perhaps,
you couldn’t have asked for more. But wait for a fight to
happen and then lo and
behold! The floodgates of hell
are ready to break loose. And
you will hear the most vicious
and caustic words ever. So, what do you do while the
tirade is going on – do you
keep quiet, holding hard on to
your self-control? Or do your
storm back? Do you call upon
the same self-control in every relationship? We’d like to
know from you – how vital is
self-control in a relationship?
How is it that you feel when
you are being subjected to the
worst possible things? When do you speak up, if at all?rolling on the floor laughing
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Self control is important. The main problem is in any argument to stick to the issue and not go into personal. If the issue is the toothpaste tube with no lid on - the easiest way will be to say -sorry, will not leave lid again) and seal with the kiss) The shoutings and screamings are starting when at least onepartner will say "You didnt do that" or "You did that and that"/The person who hears "YOUyouyou" feels aggression and attack? he/she feels threatened and need to defence. And what is the best defence? - Attack! Yes! Thats whats happening/ Just try not to use "YOU', use "I". If youw ill say "Dear, when Iheard thet or saw that and that I felt not comfortable or I didnt like it, Ifelt bad and not appreciated etc etc". Believe me, you will see the difference! You will feel it as well - there will be no fight. Unfortunately people dont really know power of words. Lot of words can hurt and do unrepairable damage, so choose them wisely))handshake
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