no. just, no. this is not true. if you’re really compatible with someone you will rarely have fights at all. don’t encourage relationships like this. if people think arguing is normal for a relationship, then their kids grow up in that aggressive angry environment then THEY won’t know how to connect with others. this is horrible advice.

*You get in the biggest fight with the people you care about the most because those are the people who can hurt you the most.

No Catherine, YOUR wrong. Don’t take this literally , understand the spirit of what it’s saying. Your over analyzing. Those we are truly closest to, we have the more in depth arguments/disagreements, why, because we are close to them. If we wernt close, we wouldn’t give a crap and just ignore it, or not talk about it. And eventually that closeness will not be so close anymore. In order to fix things sometimes, you have to have difficult conversations. And sometimes those conversations are quiet and calm. But sometimes they are loud heated. But because you are close with that… Read more »

An attempt to romanticize fighting? Merp.

Not true you fight with them, because you know you can and they’ll still be there. Fight with anyone else and they’ll leave as their not invested with you….rethink “fighting” with anyone.

I wish this wasn’t true cuz sometimes the relationship you’re fighting for is the most toxic and not good for you at all!

If you truly love someone, you will want the best for them and you will seek their happiness….fighting isn’t seeking happiness for anyone. All issues can be resolved easily, if only people would listen rather than fight!

Don’t like fighting and if I have to fight I’ll walk away. A grown folks discussion is what I would rather do. No fighting!

Brandon ur ugly♡♡♡

Brandon Olivo