Oftentimes we are so concerned with winning an argument, making a point, being right and correcting other people that we forget to listen to others, and to allow the unimportant things to dissipate. In a relationship, this prideful way of behaving can be detrimental to the chemistry between two partners. To keep love healthy and alive, learn how to practice humility.
For a healthy relationship, practice more humility
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