Strangely unpopular opinion: arguing frequently in a relationship is not normal.
If you& #39;re dating someone and you have an argument in the first year, you should break up.
Arguments happen, but I was with my ex for a decade and I can count our arguments on one hand.
If you& #39;re dating someone and you have an argument in the first year, you should break up.
Arguments happen, but I was with my ex for a decade and I can count our arguments on one hand.
By argument I mean *argument*.
Not bickering about whose turn it is to do the dishes. Not having a disagreement about which restaurant does the best curry.
People get grouchy, bickering happens. (Though again, that shouldn& #39;t be your daily life.)
Not bickering about whose turn it is to do the dishes. Not having a disagreement about which restaurant does the best curry.
People get grouchy, bickering happens. (Though again, that shouldn& #39;t be your daily life.)
Something @edgar_a_bitch and I often discuss is this weird dynamic of cishet relationships where the man hates his wife, and the woman treats her husband like a child she has to care for, and it& #39;s BIZARRE.
That is not a healthy relationship. That is not love.
That is not a healthy relationship. That is not love.
One of my favourite facts is that The Addams Family was created to be the antithesis of the American family, and a huge part of that was a husband and wife that were desperately in love and would do anything for one another.
Find your Addams; that& #39;s love.
Find your Addams; that& #39;s love.