Thinking Together Is Your Greatest Weakness
THIS IS, UNFORTUNATELY, ONE OF THE WORST TWO PLACES TO HAVE YOUR WEAKNESS.
All problem-solving requires "thinking together." Therefore, small problems grow into big problems rather quickly, and big problems almost require a therapist.
Work on this problem, separately and together, before things get out of hand some day.
Separately, I'd suggest that you ask yourselves: "Would I rather be right, or happy!" (so you can listen more clearly and stop trying to be "right" all the time).
Together, I might suggest that you attend "couple's workshops" which teach rational problem-solving skills. Remember, if things get rough, get help!
(While this problem is serious, it doesn't usually require LOTS of therapy - just enough to solve the problem that seems so unsolvable when you work on it together....)
Learn About the Moment of Greatest Stress --->
ENJOY YOUR CHANGES!
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reviewed by:
Harry Croft, MD (Psychiatrist)
Medical Director, HealthyPlace.com
Created on July 17, 2009 Last Updated on July 18, 2009
In Inter-Dependence
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