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Never go to bed angry. Agree or disagree with this advice?
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agree!
Nice in theory. I am guilty of going to bed angry more than one time. It is not a great feeling.
Agree! Work out the problems yaar :)
Completely agree! Always end the day with a heartwarming compliment that way you wake up with a smile and know someone out there cares about ya!
Agree!
I agree but he wont talk to resolve things. My feelings dont matter. Its just a game to him :-(
Agree but sometimes its hard
i agree, but it doesn't always happen that things get resolved before falling asleep, and not without some time to process what's been said/done
I think it is important to acknowledge that something is wrong. If it right before bed and the issue is something that is small or understood, I think it should be discussed so both can sleep and move forward. However, if there is a bigger problem that can lead to an emotional and lengthy discussion, it is probably best to agree to talk about it after each has had an opportunity to calm down and think wisely about the problem.
I think this advice would be better said as "never go to bed with something on your mind that your partner should know."
I agree with the comment/advice but its not always easy to execute
Agreed and never leave each other without kissing.
Agree. Don't let anything fester in your dreams!
Agree, we are improving on this one but definitely one to not forget!
Female, >50 years, Engaged, CA, US | Jun 28, 2013
Female, >50 years, Engaged, CA, US | Jun 28, 2013
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Agree, after a fight with my gf I hate being upset or mad. I don't want to be upset cause I don't want that to be the last thing I remember about her if something bad happens. Idrather make sure she and I atleast have a talking basis after fighting and then build on from there.
Just talk like adults and this isn't such a problem.
