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Hey Stereo and my beautiful Stereo family. How y'all doing tonight? I saw this post and it just made me wonder like, do you guys even know how to have healthy fights, set boundaries that are healthy and will make your relationship grow and not set you back and keep you stagnant? Do you even apologize to your partner at all? Do you know how to like put a pin in something and like come back to it without dragging it out for days and annoying and days and you know what I mean? Like some arguments you probably can't solve right away. Do you know how to put a pin in it and be like yeah we'll come back to it. I got a lifetime to grow and work on this with you. Or do you have to hash it out and get a solution right away which becomes drawn out and annoying. Anyway drop how you feel about these love tips and give us some new ones if you got it. Let's go.
Girl, I come from a home where there are loud-ass fights every single day. My mama got a voice and a mouth that nobody can control. I'm telling you, nobody.
Ooh, I really like this one. I really like this one because it's so very important in today's world. It's cool to fight, argue and disrespect your partner, which is terrible. You know, our children are seeing these things and we have to set them up for the future in a good way. Next message.
Yeah, so we have to set them up for the future in a positive way. So if we're not showing them how to treat their partners and how to treat people in general, the proper way to have discussions and disagreements, they won't do well. They won't do well. And it's very important. Pick your battles. Pick your battles and you've got to know when to put a pin in it. Very true.
Agree to disagree sometimes is better than continuing with the argument and saying things that you will eventually, saying things that you'll regret. You know what I mean? I would so much rather just pick my battles, put a pit in it. We'll discuss it later. We'll deal with it when we can. But pick your battles, man. It's very important. Pick your battles.
Having a disagreement and being open to listen to one another for our points and how we see things, like through our perspective. We have to understand that we're both individuals, we're both had different experiences in life, so we can see things differently, right? So being open to understanding and giving each other a grace of time to digest the information given. So...
And I don't call it a fight, it's just a misunderstanding, a disagreement, and we just have to find an understanding with one another, right? So, ugh. I'm so grateful for CBS. Anyways, let me not even talk about myself. Yeah, just be open-minded. Don't be calling it a fight. Don't put it negatively, alright? Alright, later.
Happy Fridays to Mrs. Tammy. This is a wonderful post. I absolutely do know how to have a healthy argument now. It's a beautiful thing. A lot of people need to learn how to do this.
When someone gives you an information, even if it's coming from a negative place, digest it. And don't attack what they said, digest it. Take the time to decipher what's true and what was angry. However, if you are addressing things that concern you without targeting what they said, and they can't receive you, then that's not the right person for you. They only want to be heard, they don't want to listen. So there's no growth in that.