Which Option Would YOU Choose??

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[clipsofdantes]

which option would you choose? type 1 or 2

[Big_papa_pickle]

Honestly yeah people started thinking that it's better to avoid arguments at all but if you do when something bad happens you won't be able to overcome it😭

[NEXUSGRN]

Being able to overcome a problem and talking it out. And being able to stay together is definitely good. 2

[fgvcosmic]

Slightly correct. The real answer is to have your conversation without it becoming a fight. Disagree, stand your ground, but do so courteously

[dr.ramune]

Straight facts from Dantes. If you’re in a relationship and something escalates into an argument, it is best to try and solve that problem right then. If either of you are getting too worked up, take a step back then talk again. Communication and talking through things in relationships saves 90% of them lol

[Tamo_RL]

Bro's therapist got a raise
Over 2k like ty all so much never had this many
Omfg TYSM for 5k likes

[nonsuspicioustrenchcoat]

That’s a good point, but I think it’s also important to learn how to communicate without being angry. You’re talking about communication, not arguing- that makes things healthy.

[BriannaNova]

Tbh Dantes is either unhinged asf or actually smart with advice
Respects to his therapist rn

[Urlocalskeleton]

You talk to them, but if you both have intense emotions in the heat of the moment, you come back to the conversation later with a fresh mind and a new outlook on the situation

[kankrivantas]

This is like actually legit.

Was with my ex for 7.5 years, since my freshman year of high school. And in school we'd joke about how everyone else in school relationships had petty ass problems but how we never had arguments or anything. I can't remember a time we actually had a fight. And it was because we both just buried issues we had or didn’t speak up about them. Eventually after school, we drifted so hard that by the time I broke up with her, she was almost a stranger to me. We didn’t hang out ever, she wanted to move out of her parents house but didn’t have a job and had only worked 1 day in her entire life so it was extremely hard to try to get her to work. And she wanted to move in with me and my roommates. At that point we hadn't see each other in person more than 3 times in the last 2 years and we didn’t really ever text or call or anything. And I had a whole realization when I was like "Would i want her sharing a room with me?" And the answer was no because she felt like a stranger. In the end I think we were both too shy and too much of a pushover to stand up for ourselves and we both wasted all of this time.

[Shiper_uriel_]

Dantes gives the most unhinged advice but can also give the smartest and helpful advice

[CharlieMorog]

Okay neither, option 1 you dont address anything and just sweep it under the rug but in option 2 you still dont address anything and act like it didn't happen. I choose option three have a bad argument and afterwards TALK with your partner when you both calm down, communication is key and if you are in an argument it is going to be hard to be like "they actually feel this way i will try and help them"

[Not_maddox_]

I wouldn’t say that it’s healthy to have an argument, but just sit down and discuss it intellectually

[veronicaevans]

Arguing is healthy. Fighting is when feelings get hurt and relationships are strained.

[sebastianreyna]

He actually makes a really great point. A lot of people build resentment with option one and it leads to a loss of love in your relationship. Though people often times misinterpret option two as having a yelling match. See it more as an intense debate where you BOTH compromise in order to preserve the love you have for each other instead of trying to prove yourself right

[NoahSchneider-us]

Number 2, I guessed number 2 because you need to have arguments in a relationship

[zainjaved]

arguments are healthy in relationships

[waterless_sponge]

in a healthy relationship, fights are inevitable,

[pollyisnochicke]

BRO THAT IS THE ONLY ADVICE MY PARENTS GIVE ME THIS IS UNIRONICALLY THE BEST ADVICE FROM DANTES EVER

[vigenhunanyan]

Dantes drops either the craziest shit (for something like that he could get arrested)or the best life advice