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Conflict, frustration and disappointment are impossible to avoid in relationships.
Although we cannot avoid conflicts and frustrations in relationships, it does not mean that they should turn into arguments. Disputes are not the same as arguments. An argument occurs when two parties approach a conflict in unhealthy and unproductive ways. In most cases, a couple who argue is not looking for a solution, but they are looking to be right or to prove someone wrong. Do bad relationship arguments go to the next level, with yelling, name calling, or closure? Usually the two parties don’t talk and are more upset than before.
SO WHAT ARE YOU DOING?
What do you do when an argument has left you speechless?
Although our desire is to avoid arguments, especially bad ones, sometimes they happen. When your anger flares and frustrations mount, how do you re-engage to improve your relationship/marriage? In this episode of the podcast we share practical tips to help you win the battle for your relationship verses winning an argument. If you want to have a healthy marriage/relationship, you need to be able to avoid bad arguments (FYI… Frequent arguing is a sign that you need to work on better communication skills as a couple to avoid arguments altogether).
Hosted by Pastor Brian Wallace and Keonte McDonald
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