Always fighting.

Our first 3 years together with my husband, we fought a lot... like A LOT! It even came to breaking up. But, right now that we are 7 years, we don't fight anymore. Sometimes we argue but we just laughed about it after. So, I think when your husband starts to argue, just don't talk back. Just be quiet until he shut up.

Sorry to hear that you and your husband are always arguing like this. Sometimes I think you just need to find more common ground and talk about that, and see if you can learn to get along better from there. No 2 people will always agree, especially when it comes to money. So the more time you can find doing and talking about things you both enjoy, the better off you'll eventually be. Wishing you the Best.

I've been married to the same woman for 56 years, and we usually see things the same way. Occasionally we don't quite see eye to eye, but we never argue or fight. It takes two to fight, and because of this, its extremely difficult to blame your mate for fighting!

i think having fights is quite normal in a wife-husband relationship. Feeling tired about it is also normal but you know, if you think of the love that you have shared for each other and the things that you have sacrificed or the challenges you have encountered and blessings that you have got, i think it will somehow make the situation cooler. As long as we still understand each other points during an argument and we still respect each others point of view, then it will be better soon

Before my husband and I always fighting maybe because of different point of views in life and different way of thinking. But after years goes by we both learned how to accept and deal to each attitude, thinking and point of views in life. Of course fighting or arguments are part of relationship but when he is not in the mood I try to give him little space and wait until he is ready to talk to me.

Fighting with people is a natural phenomena occuring in our daily life. If we are fighting it means we are nomal, jokes apart, i used to fight with my mom when i was not married. Now siuaion is different. My mother in law always agitates me by passing severe comments but i m helpless as icant fight with her but often i show her my anger by making different faces . Controlling your anger is a great thing but that really needs patience along with intelligence. Its only by practise that you can controll your anger. Also always try to cooperate with everyone as far as possible because that really gives us positive mindset.try to meditate daily, listen to soft and divine music, read religious books, talk to people who motivate you, engage yourself in some other activities, watch comedy serials, do gardening etc. try any of these methods that suits you the most and goodluck.

I seldom argue with my husband now, because every time after the arguments, I really found there's no point fighting over any issues, but it made me feel sad for the arguing. Nowadays, even though I do not agree with my husband, I might just keep quiet first, then talk to him later about it. I'll not talk about it when he is not in a good mood to talk. Sometimes, I might even write to him, about what my thoughts are and what is it that I don't really agree with him. Sometimes, if I am really quite angry, I'll just walk away, calm down myself first.

If you're fighting this much, then you have to take the time to think about whether you are actually right for each other or not. If you think that you are, then you should talk about why you argue so much, and then try to think about the things that you could do to solve some of the things that you often argue about. There are probably common themes that take over during an argument, and you might find that you would argue less if you just took the time to think these things through and sort them out rather than just shouting about them.

If you have just married, then you can be undergoing that period of adjustment. You are still trying to really know each other. Pretty soon, hopefully, you both will learn to adjust and make room for each others' differences. But if you'd been married for 10 years and you're still fighting big-time, then by all means, get a divorce.

Quarrels and fights are very common in life. Life will be much bored if we have smile us on all the time. So it is very important to have life like a mixture with sadness, quarrels, happiness and all others. So keep fighting and enjoy the taste of it but make sure that you don't have them a lot, which can hurt others.

What is the reason why you keep o fighting..? it must be serious... Anyway whatever it is, i think you should know the do's and dont's of your partner.. from that i think you will be able to adjust or plan yourself where to stand to avoid conflicts.. Nobody's is the same... even twins have its own differences... so, i think it is normal for a couple to have differences and have conflicts from time to time... but it is not healthy anymore if you are fighting everyday.. Know each others well and try to meet halfway...

at first marriage when there are arguments, all say that people are pouring in, but after several years it may be fatigue, boredom, maybe every one of you wants to make some new rules to zmienilo.Moze something is better not to discuss, not to argue August and start acting?

I remember asking my mother when i was younger how she manage to still have a marriage when there seem to be more and more divorces...and why is it that my parents rarely fought with each other? This was my mums answer: marriages is more than just loving each other...it is also about understanding each other. For example,Maybe you could be fighting over what to with the cash you guys just won on a lucky draw, so if you understand each other well, you would allow your husband to do whatever it is he want with it but not before you let him know clearly what you wanted to do with it and that you are allowing him to do what he wants and hope that he would allow you to do the same when you ever come to this situation again.