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avoidance

there comes a point in a relationship when fighting becomes the condition rather than the exception.. and suddenly it becomes the language of the relationship.. and the only option is to silently retreat into neutral corners..

- the story of us -

Kaboom i guess the above situation is a lot easier to comprehend.. at least the existence of ‘fighting’ fortifies the couple’s belief that each of them has a point that they want the other to understand. but what do you do if only one wishes to argue her case, and the other simply refuses to engage in a sensible conversation? it’s not about being combative or choleric.. it’s about open communication, a desire to talk it over, iron things out.

avoidance is not a solution. ignoring the problem doesn’t make it go away.

and im getting tired of this. really.



2 Comments

  1.   Ronald wrote:

    Do you think North Korea should rather sit down and talk with the rest of the world than have the US Navy Seal assasinate Kim Chong-il?

    Tuesday, April 12, 2005 at 7:16 am | Permalink
  2.   L E I wrote:

    on this matter, ronald, i think i’d rather pass. i simply refuse to engage in a sensible conversation.

    Tuesday, April 12, 2005 at 10:41 pm | Permalink

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