Does Continuous Fighting Trouble You In Your Relationship?
- Are you and your partner constantly having the same argument?
- Do you feel you can’t agree on anything?
- Does it seem like your partner never understands you?
- Do you wish to find forgiveness, but feel powerless in your current situation?
- Are you desperate to reopen the lines of communication with your partner?
Endless fighting and bickering can make you feel as though you’re turning around in circles with no path of escape. A little fighting is normal in relationships – however, you may fear you’ve gone beyond “normal” and that your fighting has gotten out of control. Perhaps you’re afraid your arguments will become violent or your partner will storm out during a disagreement, never to return again. You might be feeling misunderstood by your partner, as though they don’t value your point of view or care about your emotional well being. As a result of poor communication, intimacy might be lacking, leaving little room for romantic or sexual connection in your relationship.
At this point, you might be feeling powerless to stop the cycle of fighting in your relationship. Perhaps you often go to bed angry with your partner and wake up the next day feeling sad or resentful. Perhaps you’ve stopped trying to resolve conflict and often go entire days with out talking or texting each other. You might dread coming home after work because you know acrimony awaits you. After a major argument, days, weeks and even months might go by while resentment quietly seethes beneath the surface. All the while your relationship is perhaps growing less loving and more distant, further deteriorating any semblance of or hope for healthy communication. You may desperately wish to somehow make your partner see things from your perspective. Perhaps then you could achieve the peace and happiness you’re likely seeking.


