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Let’s face it. Even healthy, happy couples argue – and sometimes they fight dirty. Despite the hard work you put into your relationship, despite the hours you spend on personal development and managing your state, and certainly despite your best and most loving intentions, you won’t always handle relationship conflict well.

We all mess up sometimes. Some of these mistakes are foolish and unintentional. But sometimes we launch targeted attacks on our mate’s vulnerability.

We cause harm to our partner and to the intimacy between us. So, what do you do when you wound others with words? Apologize.

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