An Example Of Starting A Fight Or Argument
When your partner gives you a gift, your face may have shown disappointment when you opened it. When your partner is hurt by your lack of appreciation for their effort, they shut down and you have no idea about how to handle the situation.
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Arguments and fights are common in the relationships. But an effective apology can give the relationship a new chance to blossom. Everybody needs to address the issues and practice empathy to apologize.
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