Arguments
A definitive guide to how we might argue better
We’re seldom taught about why arguments happen and how they could grow a little less intense. This is a guide to arguments in love: it teaches us why they might occur, what their symptoms are, how we could learn some wiser ways of communicating and how we would ideally patch things up after a fight.
Focusing on twenty common arguments — including sex, money, in-laws and the state of the bathroom — we recognise our own antics whilst learning how to skirt certain conflicts going forward. The tragedy of every sorry argument is that it is constructed around a horrific mismatch between the message we so badly want to send and the manner in which we are able to deliver it.
Hardback book | 160 pages | 161mm x 115mm
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Arguments
A definitive guide to how we might argue better
We’re seldom taught about why arguments happen and how they could grow a little less intense. This is a guide to arguments in love: it teaches us why they might occur, what their symptoms are, how we could learn some wiser ways of communicating and how we would ideally patch things up after a fight.
Focusing on twenty common arguments — including sex, money, in-laws and the state of the bathroom — we recognise our own antics whilst learning how to skirt certain conflicts going forward. The tragedy of every sorry argument is that it is constructed around a horrific mismatch between the message we so badly want to send and the manner in which we are able to deliver it.
Hardback book | 160 pages | 161mm x 115mm
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A definitive guide to how we might argue better
We’re seldom taught about why arguments happen and how they could grow a little less intense. This is a guide to arguments in love: it teaches us why they might occur, what their symptoms are, how we could learn some wiser ways of communicating and how we would ideally patch things up after a fight.
Focusing on twenty common arguments — including sex, money, in-laws and the state of the bathroom — we recognise our own antics whilst learning how to skirt certain conflicts going forward. The tragedy of every sorry argument is that it is constructed around a horrific mismatch between the message we so badly want to send and the manner in which we are able to deliver it.
Hardback book | 160 pages | 161mm x 115mm
