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4.27 (Worth a try) from 8 votes (96 Visits)

Never go to bed angry

by jae31

(April 2009) (rank 500+)

We all have disagreements and not always see eye to eye. My advice to families or just couples, never go to bed angry at each other. Communication is a wonderful thing. We need to learn how to do it better, so that other people around us can understand where we

are coming from. If we go to bed angry, we are going to wake up angry, irritable and usually that follows by one of those days, where nothing seems to go right! If a disagreement happens, make sure you make the effort to give a hug and say i love you to that person, so everyone goes to bed feeling good and at peace.

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	July 22nd \| mand

Re: Never go to bed angry

Very true talking straight away and caring about the person more than the arguement! Great advice!

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	April 2009 \| Izzy

Re: Never go to bed angry

There is definitely a time and space to just give each other the space before blowing up and making the argument big, but there must be a time to come back together and talk things out..most definitely before bedtime! I've gone to bed mad and it doesn't make for a great night sleep.

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	April 2009 \| kseers

Re: Never go to bed angry

Good advice! We find though that sometimes trying to sort it out before sleeping can lead to late night arguments which escalate beyond reason, so we employ the ten o'clock rule - if it's past ten we agree to sort it out the next day and kiss and say good night. That way it is not left unresolved but we are not up late arguing over stupid things that seem ridiculous in the morning. Great first advice!

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