Why you Shouldn’t Try to Win Arguments
There comes a time in the happiest of relationships when you won’t see eye to eye.
This is quite normal behaviour. After all, if you agreed on everything life would be very dull.
However, disagreements can quickly become arguments which can escalate to major rows. It’s important you learn to keep things on the first level so you don’t allow them to escalate.
A common destroyer of relationships is seeing it as a competition rather than a joint effort.
When people see themselves as opponents rather than partners, they often try to use unfair tactics such as using insults or perhaps shutting down completely. Alternatively, they might do the opposite and fight fairly and try to outsmart the other person using logic and being overly nice. But ultimately these are both two sides of the same kind Both strategies are employed as a way to “win” the argument. They are trying to be the “good” partner and prove that the other person is in the wrong, not them.
If this sounds like you then you need t0 learn to stop doing it.
The best way to end an argument is to apologise, even if you know deep down that you are right. This will nip it in the bud before things get worse.
Happy Dating!
James Preece – The Dating Guru
www.asiansinglesolution.com
