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All the advice tells you communicate, communicate, communicate.
What about when communication is impossible?
What about when it appears possible, but one partner just flat-out ignores whatever is agreed on during said communication? Even if it was their idea or their desire?
What do you do when you try to accommodate your partner and give them what they want, and they fight you about that? And the choices are: give them what they just asked for and let them complain, or refuse them what they asked for?
What do you do when one party refuses to deal in good faith and openly says that they will do whatever they feel like in the moment?
What about when communication is impossible?
What about when it appears possible, but one partner just flat-out ignores whatever is agreed on during said communication? Even if it was their idea or their desire?
What do you do when you try to accommodate your partner and give them what they want, and they fight you about that? And the choices are: give them what they just asked for and let them complain, or refuse them what they asked for?
What do you do when one party refuses to deal in good faith and openly says that they will do whatever they feel like in the moment?