Getting Back To Happy: How To Recover From A Huge Argument

April 15th, 2012 - By Brooke Dean

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Almost every couple argues, especially if you’ve been in a long-term relationship. And while a tiff here and there is normal, what happens after you’ve had a huge blow up – the first (or the 50th) biggest argument of your relationship? While feelings of hurt, anger, resentment and anxiety are to be expected, how do you move past it to a point where you’re no longer nursing the upset that follows? If you want to make things right and move past the pain, try these things to bring your relationship back to happy.

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  • http://www.serenawills.com/ Painful

     ”Acknowledging pain is a form of acceptance rather than avoidance.” I loved the article and this line struck me…I was recently in an argument and now the person is talking as if nothing happened, however I’m still upset about it. If I bring it up then it starts another argument. The person acts like nothing is wrong when a lot is wrong…thank you for this read. Hopefully more people will learn how to get back to happy by following your advice!

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     You know how you hate to be interrupted, so why are you always doing it to me.

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