Married women/ longterm relationship women, what do you do in this situation?

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If you are in an argument with your partner (nothing major/abuse) and hes in the wrong. But you are over it and want to resolve it because its not going anywhere and hes not understanding you, do you just say that youre wrong and apologize? So that you can move on?
I know they say pick your battles. But why should i have 
to apologize for something when i know im not in the wrong? But hes being stubborn

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I wouldn’t apologize if I wasn’t in the wrong as that can lead to unhealthy patterns of you always taking the blame. But I would probably just agree to disagree and let it go. For example there have been several times where to end an argument I’ll just say “I don’t agree with xyz, but I’m done arguing”. 
9/10 the next day or later that day he will apologize, but it’s easy to dig your feet in and be stubborn when emotions are high.

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You have to give more information. It all depends on what the argument is. My boyfriend and I have been together for 5 years and to be honest when we disagree it's not an argument we just talk things out. Also it's ok to agree to disagree. If I say sorry it's because I was wrong if he's wrong je apologizes. Now if it's just we have different opinion on something then we agree to disagree. Not everything needs to be an argument. You should be able to have a conversation and talk withought it turning into anything bigger than that. Communication is key always.

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I don't apologize but I say I'm done talking about the topic and we can just agree to disagree. If we made it about who is right and wrong every disagreement, we'd still be arguing to this day lmao we're both very stubborn.

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I just say “let’s agree to disagree” or “two things can be right at the same time”. And leave it at that

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I wouldnt apologize. Id agree to disagree. But h should repost with more details to make sure you are truly in the right😎

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I think it’s important to realize that all arguments and disagreements should have one goal in common… And it is not to prove who is right or wrong. It is about coming to a resolution that you can both be comfortable with. Even if that just means you agree to disagree and move on.

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Well I'd agree to disagree and if they're stubborn thats fine. if they want to talk about it then ok but I'd let them know I'm not going to argue and that if they wish to speak about that topic more then we both need to be calm and open minded

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Don’t apologize just agree to disagree. Adults are ok with differing opinions. As long as no one is getting rude or being petty, then that’s normal. No name calling, no displays of superiority. Just compromise and move on to your next issue because you’ll feel bad and resentful for apologizing when you’re not wrong and may get spiteful later on. Just agree that you have different opinions and work together to find a common solution that makes you both happy.

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No and never. 
To placate when there are feelings of being misunderstood and an issue of non resolve on deck is to invite further calamity into your life. 
What's not understood or attacked from both sides is destined to play again and again and again. 
Take a time out and then revisit when cooler heads prevail. You speak kindly and calmly but firmly and demand the same. Sort it out so it can be put to bed for good.
Best of luck!

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No apology if you didn’t do something wrong. Just end it and stop arguing and things will cool off.

Married women/ longterm relationship women, what do you do in this situation?

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