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What's the one argument your parents had that you would try to avoid with your partner?
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Every single one they've had
Every single one they've had
The physical and mental abuse.
About my past.
My parents argued over everything. They argued about parenting styles, argued about money. They use to scream and cuss. I never wanted any of that and try to refrain from cursing or yelling at my wife.
Anything that has to do with money! My parents use to fight over money A LOT.
My parents used to argue but now they are just complacent, which in my opinion is worse. They argued about monotony in the relationship and lack of romance; the fact that even though you are married you should still date (romance and all that). The same way you get someone is what you should do to keep them.
Flirting with other people.
I don't remember what they fought about, just vague loud voices in another part of the house. And, although they broke up a million moons ago, they still love each other and are two parts of a whole. From what their lives have become,I try to avoid being only a part of what I could be, in that by being part of a whole they were not complete.
Having an affair
The night she told him to leave and never come back. :( because he was drunk. She wouldn't even let him sleep it off or anything.
Being told what to do, she never does but I tend to take things the wrong way
They argued over money, that is definitely not an issue with us.
They never did when we were around. Something id like to cont. with my kids.
I don't remember what my parents fought about either. They did a good job of hiding it from us when they did. I just remember my parents coming home one night after a gala and my dad slammed the gate and yelled at my mom. It woke us up... We guessed she got tipsy and said something that upset him. As long as we are always forthright, arguments can be avoided. We have excellent communication.
