Show Notes
Whether it starts over a sock left on the floor or a political debate that erupts a little too early at the holiday table, conflict is part of life. It’s not that we argue all the time, it’s that these moments stick with us.
Sometimes they clear the air and help us grow; sometimes they shut us down and leave resentment simmering for years. So it’s worth knowing how to argue well.
What actually makes something an argument? Do we really need to tell our loved ones everything? Can arguing be a sign of love? In under 3 minutes, we answer your questions!
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