![]() It’s important to LEARN how to deal with each other’s anger in Christ honoring ways. That needs to change if we want a loving, healthy marriage. But we aren’t always good at it-especially in the beginning of our marriages. When we clear the air of misunderstandings and/or misconduct, we can use these times to help us build communication bridges between us. And even though we don’t WANT disagreements to happen, they can actually be beneficial to our relationship, if handled properly. ![]() ![]() It’s common to become angry and disagree with each other in marriage. Also, we’re adding additional info that you could find helpful. We visited this subject a number of years ago. ![]() As a result, we were all over the place in our marriage in our angry “approaches.” We didn’t have conflict resolution modeled in healthy ways for us earlier in our lives. Steve and I admit that we have both been angry stuffers AND angry spewers at different times in our marriage. These are two extremes, two ruts on either side of the road. We stuff it or spew it or, put another way: we hide it or hurl it. When we’re angry we’re often tempted to deal with our anger in two improper ways.
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