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@redwee Lol thanks for the help & sorry for invading your safe space…

@blanca I guess I can differentiate as I’m referring to more of an argument/disagreement vs a knock down, drag out ‘fight’ (which we would not do in front of them).

@onlyhuman777 You’re wrong. That’s a good way to start a conversation. You don’t want to jump to a conclusion? literally right before you jump to a conclusion. If you would’ve read what I wrote instead of filling in the blank with your own agenda you, would know I respected my therapist...

@chris2552 Wow, thank you.

@l4legit Ty

@chris2552 I could argue yes- if the kids listened more, the stress level would be greatly reduced & little problems don’t become big ones as easily. However, at the end of the day, it’s a irrelevant, just like your statement, because its mostly either anecdotal or ‘that’s just like your opinion...

@innakissie Ty

@innakissie Ty, I’ll look into it. And while that last statement was unnecessary and inflammatory, it’s not far off. I hired a therapist because I’m willing to listen (which makes all the down votes in this thread, all the more hilarious and demonstrates how negative many here are) & I don’t...

@innakissie K. I feel like I tried my best to lift him up and let him know that. I have revisited that with him as well. Any specifics in regards to the scholarly side of things? There’s so much out there to know what’s real or fake/biased…

Ok so me and the wife have been married 13 years, have 3 boys (ages 12, 10, 6). Like many couples we argue at times, sometimes heated. Weve started counseling, and it’s yielding some positives. One contention point I had with our counselor was in regards to what we can/should say to our kids. My...