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In a conflict or argument, do you prefer to resolve it now or resolve it later?
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I want to tackle the problem & get it out of the way ASAP. Usual the longer something bad lingers, the worse it gets.
Resolving now. However, solution may require time and patience.
Prefer to resolve it then
Now. No more wasting time
As soon as possible I hate to let things fester
Depends on what sometimes it better later when we're face to face or on the phone
Sometimes it's too important to leave alone
Sometimes it's too important to leave alone
Resolve ASAP and get it out the way and over with
Get it out and over with
Male or Female, 26-30 years, Dating | Feb 23, 2015
Male or Female, 26-30 years, Dating | Feb 23, 2015
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resolve it now...honestly and openly from the beginning. no holding it in.
It depends on the conflict. I tend to just want to shut it down and be mad for awhile while I collect my thoughts, but I know that's not really mature.
Lo más pronto posible
Usually put it off cause I become closed off and grumpy
I think you're actually pretty confrontational haha
Female, 36-40 years, Dating, Gay | Feb 04, 2015
Female, 36-40 years, Dating, Gay | Feb 04, 2015
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I'd rather talk it out with my partner immediately. But if Christine feels like she needs some alone time first, maybe a few hours to think, then I'd definitely respect that and wait for her until she's ready to talk.
Resolve it. Talk through it and figure it out before it snowballs from a molehill into a mountain.
