My childhood trauma has made me hypersensitive to arguing with family and loved ones. I often wonder why some people normalize and think it's okay to fight and be argumentative in a romantic relationship.
 
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My childhood trauma has made me hypersensitive to arguing with family and loved ones. I often wonder why some people normalize and think it's okay to fight and be argumentative in a romantic relationship.
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#1721 Ten Reasons Why Some People Enjoy Relationship Conflict

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