I would say we've had a handful of highly emotional encounters (not all of which fall under "fights") in almost two years of marriage. (the kind I'm counting is something that invokes a strong enough emotion that usually lasts in some form for about a day, even if it is after we've resolved it or made up). For us, they almost seem to happen in "spurts" rather than at regular intervals - ie, one will cause us to have a series of more minor fights for a week, then we'll get better and go awhile before having another one.
I think we are a bit more "volatile" than the average couple...if something is bothering one of us, we do make sure we discuss it until we reach some kind of understanding or resolution, which sometimes involves a heated argument. But usually after we've had an argument, I usually feel good that it's something we did get out and discuss, even if the process of doing so was not pleasant (or if we learned an important lesson to not let something so stupid get to us so strongly, or how to respond better to the other person). So in a way, I do feel like each argument we've had has made us stronger as a couple.
There's not a lot of important things that we disagree on, so such a thing doesn't happen that often. And I will say that in the midst of the maddest I've ever been at him, I still loved him dearly, and have never come remotely close to regretting I married him.
I think we are a bit more "volatile" than the average couple...if something is bothering one of us, we do make sure we discuss it until we reach some kind of understanding or resolution, which sometimes involves a heated argument. But usually after we've had an argument, I usually feel good that it's something we did get out and discuss, even if the process of doing so was not pleasant (or if we learned an important lesson to not let something so stupid get to us so strongly, or how to respond better to the other person). So in a way, I do feel like each argument we've had has made us stronger as a couple.
There's not a lot of important things that we disagree on, so such a thing doesn't happen that often. And I will say that in the midst of the maddest I've ever been at him, I still loved him dearly, and have never come remotely close to regretting I married him.
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