3 Positive things that come from an argument

You'll resolve a major issue.

Having an argument forces certain issues to the forefront, making them hard to ignore. Keeping things bottled up and ignoring problems just to avoid conflict can be easy, but sometimes, a good old-fashioned fight is just what you need to work things out. We don't recommend starting a blowout over every little sore spot in your relationship, but take the opportunity to improve the relationship when arguments do arise.

You'll learn something.

If you force yourself to listen during an argument, rather than just wait for your turn to yell, you might just discover a few things about your relationship. What has your partner so heated? Why does he feel the need to focus on a certain issue? If you can keep insults and sarcastic remarks to a minimum, and avoid letting your frustration get the better of you, you should be able to learn something about how your partner feels about the relationship. Ideally, you can grow from there and gain an idea of how to boost your bond after the fight.

You'll come to a compromise.

Ideally, once you get past the intense part of the fight -- when tempers are at their hottest -- you'll be able to find some common ground. Arguing isn't always about one person backing down and the other one getting his way; finding ways for both of you to be happy is often more beneficial for the relationship. Use an argument as a tool to air some issues that require compromise, then work toward a conclusion that satisfies you both.

In the heat of an argument it's easy to get worked up and wonder to yourself what you ever saw in him. Dont' let yourself get to that point -- instead, take a tip from SheKnows Love Expert, Dr. Noelle Nelson. She advises us to build a love nest egg. Not the money kind (although that is a good idea) but the love kind. Find out what she means!

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