When Small Things Make You Angry - Relationship Advice

Learn to manager those tiny things in your relationship that make you angry. Trigger management is one of the best tools to have better relationships.

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[iloveasl]

This helped me get out of an anxiety attack just now. Thank you isn’t enough. Relationships are hard, but I love how you show that others outside ourselves are people too. This was literally what I needed. You have a new subscriber.

[jenniferbuchanan]

The part that was especially helpful to me was the part about focusing on the value that will help the relationship the most!

[sherririvas]

Thank you, Stacy! So many good reminders in your videos!!

[yolandagrady]

This particular video is very helpful for me. Thank you.

[hiba.soomro]

Best advice and reminder. Keep helping us your words are so powerful and giving us a positive vibes also. 🙌

[fifoffjfufs]

your videos really speak to me, good stuff.

[DracsDude]

Thank you very much❤ I blame my gf for very small things. I know she loves me. I am afraid that if I accept her mistakes, she will keep doing it. That's why I blame. But I know that anger is not the answer everytime. I also afraid of losing her by this way. So I am going to note down your advice. Can you give little more advice for me?

[IdealisticSayani]

But what if... like you are changing yourself to deal with the situation by being better but your partner never tries to make improvements?? He is just relaxed to see that you are okay with it and never makes any effort to improve himself

[purple_mang]

Hi Stacy, thanks for posting this, i understand your point to lean on another value and to let things go so you're not harming yourself by staying annoyed or triggered, but fof example if there's many dishes in the sink in the morning and as you said, you initially viewed that as inconsiderate, would it not be better to address this to the other person? Or is it better to just change how you are and keep letting things go?

[pleasebeinteresting]

My wife likes to punish me by not talking to me for five or six days. She’s not talking to me because there were sand in my socks and unfortunately, some got on the bed. We’ve had thereby, she doesn’t get better

[hughesnsumbu]

How to always get everything that you always really wanted

[eveurlastinghappiness]

never knew that i needed this. thankyou so much 🩶