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Talk it out. Attempt to take it head on to squash it.
Meet it head on, hash it out, move on
Agreed
Female, 26-30 years, Married | Apr 18, 2013
Female, 26-30 years, Married | Apr 18, 2013
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We try to terminate any Pride or Fear that could stop us from getting to the root of the problem. If either of us get prideful or just worry too much, then we cant allow the real problem to come to light. Which we then understand and forgive and make a process to fix
Fuck this question. You have a nice butt.
Avoid it as long as we can :v
probably in a manner less than what would be recommended
I just listen to her, tell her that I love her.. Explain when we're both calm.
Talk it out
Ask what's wrong
Yell, Yell, Yell some more, take time out then apologize whether we're right or wrong... Make up
Talk it out I guess, we haven't really had a lot of fights
Um.. Still confused!
Three words: talk it out.
Silence!!!
Talk it out. Be honest and try to be loving and respectful. It sometimes not the prettiest at first but we normally don't fight long and talk and apologize. Never leave things unsettled.
