Name: Arguments (The School of Life Love Series) (en Inglés)
Price: 16180.00 CLP
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Author: The School Of Life
ISBN: 9781912891115

portada Arguments (The School of Life Love Series) (en Inglés)

Formato

Libro Físico

Editorial

The School Of Life

Autor

The School Of Life

Año

2020

Idioma

Inglés

N° páginas

160

Encuadernación

Tapa Dura

ISBN13

9781912891115

Categorías

Depresión y trastornos emocionales

Arguments (The School of Life Love Series) (en Inglés)

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Reseña del libro "Arguments (The School of Life Love Series) (en Inglés)"

An average couple will have between thirty and fifty significant arguments a year―and yet we’re seldom taught very much about why they 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 up after a fight. The book looks at twenty of the most common arguments―including ones about sex, money, in-laws, who is "cold" and who is "over-emotional", and the state of the bathroom and the finances. We recognize our own antics but also pick up consoling and wise ideas on 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 ("I need you to love me, know me, agree with me") and the manner in which we are able to deliver it (with impatient accusations, sulks, put-downs, sarcasm, exaggerated gesticulations, and forceful "f*** yous"). A bad argument is a failed endeavor to communicate; this is a definitive guide to how we might argue better. "The priority is not so much to avoid points of contention as to learn to handle them in less counterproductively vindictive and more gently strategic ways. We need a lot help in order to acquire the complex art of converting our poisonous arguments into effective and compassionate dialogues."