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the difference between an argument and a fight?
Posted on 07/11/12, 10:55 pm |
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I would lean towards an argument is "just" words, but a fight has a physical element? (With some overlap between, and not meaning to imply that words cannot wound.) 
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How about a disagreement?
Disagreement --> argument --> fight?
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like levels of intensity you mean?
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Yep. :)
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do you consider arguments healthy?
where do you draw the line between heal;thy and unhealthy?
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Maybe something to do with:
* raised voices * whether each party is being respectful of the other
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Though then it might just be a discussion rather than an argument.
Discussions are healthy. I don't know whether I can give an actual level/gauge/guide for when things become unhealthy other than the "obvious" like physicality. Shrug. I'm not smart enough to define my thoughts. :D
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but i bet youd know it if/when it happened
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Yep--my gut lets me know... "gut-clenching" is a very apt term.
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what do you think about the adage that its healthy for a couple to argue?
or that NEVER arguing isn't healthy for a couple?
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