The current las I am with (been with her for the better part of this year), we have argued once, and have not outright fought over anything. We have our occasional disagreements, but those are compromised in minutes.
Even that one argument we did have, everything was fine and dandy the very next day. So in my experience, yes, or very very close to yes.
I did it with my husband for the entire first year we were together. When we moved in together with my daughter everything changed within a week or so. HE became very Authoritarian and Tried to be Father to her, she had one, he could have tried a better approach. 20 years later he had an affair.
I haven't had an argument or fight with my wife for at least 5 years. Probably more like 10. We only had a few things that were problems right after we got married, and most of that was because my wife moved 3000 miles from home when she married me.
yeah lol two years and my bf and I never fought about anything other than what to watch or where to go out for dinner but those weren't really fights lol
It is impossible to put two people together and have them share the same living space for any length of time and not expect an argument or disagreement to creep up. We are all different in our likes, dislikes, hopes, dreams, wants, desires, expectations and just day to day emotion. A rubbing of the wrong way is inevitable. It is how you handle those moments of argument or discord that determins where your relationship is heading from that point on.
what? how woud that be even possible? you've got to disagree on something. besides, i think it's good for people to argue every once in awhile. it keeps you an idividual,and reminds you that you are a person beyond your significant other. thats something i think people tend to forget a lot... :)
No. There will always be disagreements in any relationship. But you can disagree without getting ugly and nasty. Plus there's always the making up....................
Absolutely... for at least a little while. If the relationship is meant to last though, then it will most likely endure some arguments. Fights are a different story... and arguments do not have to lead to them. Some couples make it over 50 years together without a single fight... but if they went that long without so much as an argument I'm guessing they weren't together.
Of course, there is a big different between arguing as a means of communication and arguing as a means of establishing dominance... and if it's to establish dominance then there probably will be fighting anyway, or a very unhappily dominated partner in a sad excuse for a “relationship” at the very least.
Dogs make a good example of that kind of relationship... dominance rules and fidelity tends to exist only to the extent that it can be enforced. Not something I would want any part of. Communication and mutual respect are too important to be compromised just for the sake of proving who's boss in a relationship.
My parents had it worked out pretty well. My mom chose to make my dad the “boss” when it came to matters where they may have to decide arbitrarily who to let have the say in something... but my dad never forgot that it was ALWAYS her “choice” and she knew it.
Yeah, exactly... there can of course be YEARS without an argument in a really good relationship, so theoretically they might make it through a lifetime that way in some rare cases... but as I said in my comment, before I saw that you had posted this similar thought "...and if it's to establish dominance then there probably will be fighting anyway, or a very unhappily dominated partner "
You should be able to do so 90% of the time or maybe you should not be together! An arument or disagrement is fine over politics or most things but about the relationship you better be able to work things out with a full blown fight or argument.
Some people even argue with themselves.. meaning, a person can argue when there's nobody else in the room. If that can turn into a fight, then they're probably bound to fight with their partnet as well... but if a person can work out their own internal disagreements peacefully, then with communication and an understanding partner they should be able to work out their disagreements together just as peacefully.
Even that one argument we did have, everything was fine and dandy the very next day. So in my experience, yes, or very very close to yes.
if you arent your not a good couple
but if you fight you learn what bugs each other
so i guess
Of course, there is a big different between arguing as a means of communication and arguing as a means of establishing dominance... and if it's to establish dominance then there probably will be fighting anyway, or a very unhappily dominated partner in a sad excuse for a “relationship” at the very least.
Dogs make a good example of that kind of relationship... dominance rules and fidelity tends to exist only to the extent that it can be enforced. Not something I would want any part of. Communication and mutual respect are too important to be compromised just for the sake of proving who's boss in a relationship.
My parents had it worked out pretty well. My mom chose to make my dad the “boss” when it came to matters where they may have to decide arbitrarily who to let have the say in something... but my dad never forgot that it was ALWAYS her “choice” and she knew it.
Me and my boyfriend never agrue.
And without fights there is no making up, and with no making up there is no make up sex. Which I hear is the best. Lol