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What’s Up With Adult Friendships? Part Thirteen
CONFLICT.
We’re starting a subset of this series that is crucial to maintaining healthy interpersonal interactions over time: Managing Conflict.
I know that it feels easier to avoid, ignore, to sweep things under the carpet.
But it’s not.
Things have to be handled, and you have to know how to handle them in a way that can lead to reconciliation and a deepening of intimacy, if at all possible. And it can be possible! More often than you might think
Let’s get into this. It’s going to be a lot, and it’s going to be worth it.
So glad you’re along for the ride,
C
We’re starting a subset of this series that is crucial to maintaining healthy interpersonal interactions over time: Managing Conflict.
I know that it feels easier to avoid, ignore, to sweep things under the carpet.
But it’s not.
Things have to be handled, and you have to know how to handle them in a way that can lead to reconciliation and a deepening of intimacy, if at all possible. And it can be possible! More often than you might think
Let’s get into this. It’s going to be a lot, and it’s going to be worth it.
So glad you’re along for the ride,
C
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By wheres.chloe.mediaCONFLICT.
We’re starting a subset of this series that is crucial to maintaining healthy interpersonal interactions over time: Managing Conflict.
I know that it feels easier to avoid, ignore, to sweep things under the carpet.
But it’s not.
Things have to be handled, and you have to know how to handle them in a way that can lead to reconciliation and a deepening of intimacy, if at all possible. And it can be possible! More often than you might think
Let’s get into this. It’s going to be a lot, and it’s going to be worth it.
So glad you’re along for the ride,
C
We’re starting a subset of this series that is crucial to maintaining healthy interpersonal interactions over time: Managing Conflict.
I know that it feels easier to avoid, ignore, to sweep things under the carpet.
But it’s not.
Things have to be handled, and you have to know how to handle them in a way that can lead to reconciliation and a deepening of intimacy, if at all possible. And it can be possible! More often than you might think
Let’s get into this. It’s going to be a lot, and it’s going to be worth it.
So glad you’re along for the ride,
C