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If you want to remove the toxic parts of your relationship, being able to argue 'safely' is almost a requirement for a happy one. So one goal everyone should have is removing toxic arguments from their life. Of course, you will still disagree, rile each other up and generally bug each other, but the skills that are needed to be developed, help keep everything reined in before it gets too nasty. Read this wiki to learn how. | If you want to remove the toxic parts of your relationship, being able to argue 'safely' is almost a requirement for a happy one. So one goal everyone should have is removing toxic arguments from their life. Of course, you will still disagree, rile each other up and generally bug each other, but the skills that are needed to be developed, help keep everything reined in before it gets too nasty. Read this wiki to learn how. | ||
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== Steps == | == Steps == | ||
# Learn the three Cs. Know the difference between complaining, criticism and contempt. | # Learn the three Cs. Know the difference between complaining, criticism and contempt. | ||
