We Can Do Hard Things 7. FIGHTING WELL: Is your conflict style making or breaking your relationships?
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Jun 22, 2021 Discover how childhood experiences shape recurring conflicts in relationships, like those around money and food. The hosts share strategies for navigating different conflict styles, highlighting the importance of boundaries. A red flag for relationships is revealed, emphasizing the need for open communication. They explore how unconditional love can both challenge and deepen connections, demonstrating that vulnerability can lead to personal growth. Tune in for insights on handling conflicts and fostering intimacy!
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Recurring Fights
- Glennon and Abby realized their recurring arguments revolve around five key areas.
- These areas are food, talking, money, absentmindedness, and fighting about fighting.
Food Fight
- Abby over-orders food, triggering Glennon's food scarcity and restriction issues.
- Glennon's upbringing instilled a fear of waste, conflicting with Abby's need for abundance.
Respecting Boundaries
- Respect each other's boundaries, especially with food.
- Recognize that differing needs stem from individual experiences.