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Jul 30, 2007, 10:07 PM
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| | | driving me crazy. I made my boyfriend stay at his moms house tonight... we have been together for two weeks straight and we are fighting all the time... we fight when im just trying to talk to him.. and he turns everything into an arguement... but today when he came to get his shoes after work, he said he should just learn to agree with me on the little things and only argue with me when he KNOWS im wrong.. we fight about.. from t.v-beer. it's so confusing.. we used to be so close.. we still are. but we weren't fighting all the time. What really drives me crazy is when he does annoying little things.. like leave his coffee cup on the table.. or doesn't put the cap on the toothpaste.. or doesn't shut the toilet seat lid before he flushes.. just little insignifigant things that shouldn't matter... its never bothered me before, but after two weeks straight together, its starting too.. My question is, how do we stop fighting about stupid little things? he also gets mad at me for watching t.v shows that he does not like. and i get mad at him for going on the computer right after we have sex. are these legitimate arguements? or are we just spending way too much time together? I also still might be pregnant.. which could have something to do with it. I would appreciate ANY feedback at all! | | | | | | |
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Jul 30, 2007, 10:19 PM
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Originally Posted by HaRLoS I made my boyfriend stay at his moms house tonight... we have been together for two weeks straight and we are fighting all the time... we fight when im just trying to talk to him.. and he turns everything into an arguement... but today when he came to get his shoes after work, he said he should just learn to agree with me on the little things and only argue with me when he KNOWS im wrong.. we fight about.. from t.v-beer. it's so confusing.. we used to be so close.. we still are. but we weren't fighting all the time. What really drives me crazy is when he does annoying little things.. like leave his coffee cup on the table.. or doesn't put the cap on the toothpaste.. or doesn't shut the toilet seat lid before he flushes.. just little insignifigant things that shouldn't matter... its never bothered me before, but after two weeks straight together, its starting too.. My question is, how do we stop fighting about stupid little things? he also gets mad at me for watching t.v shows that he does not like. and i get mad at him for going on the computer right after we have sex. are these legitimate arguements? or are we just spending way too much time together? I also still might be pregnant.. which could have something to do with it. I would appreciate ANY feedback at all! | LoL You guys are crazy as hell. First realize what you are arguing about. And when you do just laugh at it, cause you shouldn't have to argue about the same stuff are silly stuff at that. You both are going to do things that the other don't like, you may do things that he doesn't like ask him if you have bad habits and see what his answers is you will be surprised. lol. And if you are pregnant stop getting mad all the time so if you are pregnant your blood pressure what go up be careful with that. |
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Jul 30, 2007, 10:34 PM
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| When u move in with someone u start to notice all their little bad habits. But u have to let them slide cuz in the end they dont really matter. Fighting never solves anything anyways. Yall should try talking instead of arguing. Me and my husband have been married for 4 years and I can count on one hand all the fights we have had. We just learned a long time ago that it doesnt get us anywhere but mad. So try talking and be glad all he does is leave the lid off the toothpaste at least he isnt cheating on u or something like that. |
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Jul 30, 2007, 10:41 PM
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| If you really argue that much with him then I would just dump him ... if you can't agree about everything at least don't agree the disagree about some things. |
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Jul 30, 2007, 10:42 PM
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| We're not even living together... his roomate got him evicted and he moved out.. he has no where to stay untill he gets his next paycheck cause he still owed rent money and his phone bill this check.. so he still has another two weeks to go! |
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Jul 30, 2007, 10:49 PM
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Originally Posted by HaRLoS We're not even living together... his roomate got him evicted and he moved out.. he has no where to stay untill he gets his next paycheck cause he still owed rent money and his phone bill this check.. so he still has another two weeks to go! | That doesnt change the fact yall cant get along. U should consider it a test run. U know how he is now. Take it or leave it u have lived with him and u know how he acts. like I said u should be more verbal and when u feel a fight comeing on u should stop it before it starts. |
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Jul 31, 2007, 03:10 PM
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| sorry to hsave to tell you this but thats life sometimes they drive you mad over silly little things it think it called the cant live with em cant live without em rule or is oit cant live with em not allowed to shoot the buggersw? however my point is diont sweat the small stuff leave the worries for something to worry about |
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Jul 31, 2007, 03:42 PM
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| The line that said he'll argue with you only when he KNOWS you're wrong said it all. Think about it, people who argue do because they think they're right!
The only way to stop fighting about stupid little things is to either accept them or compromise. Everyone has their little quirks and irritating habits, but try to find common ground, not "do this, don't do that". Instead, try, "when you ____, I feel..." so it won't sound like an accusation.
The bottom line is that if you truly feel that you are not getting the respect and coutresy you deserve, then you should move on, but it is equally important to remember that we teach others how to treat us. |
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