Relationship Repair After A Fight: Why It Matters More Than Winning
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Relationship repair predicts whether a couple lasts even more than how often they fight. This episode closes out the five week Being Heard series with the research on repair attempts, why accepting the reach matters more than making one, and what actually gets in the way for men rebuilding after loss and starting to trust someone new. Ron walks through why pride convinces people that softening first means losing, what a real repair attempt looks like when you're on the receiving end, and why the relationship is decided in what happens after the fight, not the fight itself. Link to free guide (The Weight You're Carrying Alone): https://simplifieduplifters.net/weight-you-are-carrying-alone Link to $9 ebook (Rewrite The Story): https://simplifieduplifters.net/rewrite Link to Facebook community (Uplifting Life Partners): https://www.facebook.com/groups/simplifieduplifterscommunity And most important — remember, you are extraordinary. Libsyn Tags (20): repair after a fight, relationship repair, Gottman repair attempts, how to repair a relationship, rebuilding after loss, widower dating again, grief and dating, men's grief, Rewrite The Story, Ron Simplified Myers, relationship advice for men, repair attempts, communication after conflict, healing after loss, second chances at love, dating after loss, relationship skills, men's mental health, moving on after loss, Uplifting Life Partners