The article discusses common sources of conflict in marriage, like blame-shifting, chores, and finances, encouraging couples to adopt a proactive mindset. It emphasizes that both partners will eventually argue over trivial matters. Instead of escalating tensions, the article advises couples to communicate openly about their feelings and responsibilities to foster a cooperative relationship. By preparing for such misunderstandings and recognizing their root causes, couples can cultivate a more supportive partnership that promotes teamwork rather than rivalry.
Even if you graduated from Harvard with a first class in money management, my dear you will argue about money. Why? Because we all have different ways we like to spend our money.
Instead of fighting over socks, talk about needing to feel valued and ask for help with chores around the house. The goal is to become a better team, not better opponents.
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