Fighting Fair

25 Ways to Fight Fair · 1. Know your own feelings. · 2. Anger is an emotion – neither right nor wrong in itself. · 3. Negotiation and compromise are essential

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8 Tips for Fighting Fair · Negotiate a time to talk about it. Don't have difficult conversations when you are very angry or tired. · Don't criticize. · Stay

The aim is to use conflict as a way to gain clarity about the other person's needs and how they are not being met in the relationship.

Use this handout to teach couples boundaries, warning signs, and techniques for handling disagreements.

Having know-how around fighting fair can not only save a relationship, but also make sure you both get what you need and bring you closer.

Fair fighting rules don't tell us we can't argue. Instead, they tell us how to do it safely. They tell us what's okay—and what's crossing the line—in an

Fighting fair includes agreeing to fight. No shadow boxing. That means one spouse can't use the silent treatment and let the other spouse just throw punches.