Do you find yourself constantly head-to-head with your partner?
The Avoidant
If your partner tends to sidestep or evade arguments, they might be an ‘Avoidant.’ They may fear conflict, associate it with past hurt, or perceive it as counterproductive. The best approach is to ensure they feel safe and understand that arguments are a normal part of any relationship. Encourage open discussions rather than heated debates, providing reassurances that their feelings and perspectives matter.This individual perceives arguments as battles to be won.
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