This dude legit stay posting shyt that sound like he never even been with a female 

U seem to have an "offbeat " view of male female relationships based on some of your other threads. I wanted to know becasue i thought it would help put those in perspective.That's not what this thread is about. It's about arguing in relationships.
Google "what are signs of a toxic relationship?" if you want to know
OP said nothing about never having disagreements. Wifey and I disagreements all the time, but we can talk through them without cursing each other out.i wanna see this mythical couple that does not have a disagreement every now and then,op.
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Just because you have not experienced or witnessed a relationship where arguing does not take place doesn't mean it isn't reality. Unfortunately there are more people like you then those that aren't when it comes to this topic. Y'all are so used to toxic relationships that it has become normal to y'all. Arguing is not an act of love, but an act of abuse.
How do children feel when their parents argue? They feel a level of discomfort, pain and abuse because that's what it is. How many people can say they were negatively affected by their parents arguments?
There's a clear difference between having a disagreement and arguing.
Arguing doesn't even solve issues. It's pent up aggression and emotions that have been bottled coming out to the surface.
This, when u get two people together there are bound to be opposing views in things. It's about the way you both go about handling the situation. This is the main reason my ex and I didn't work out while I was trying to have a discussion on why something he did hurt me he would just shut down completely and leave then try to act like the situation never happened again when we met up.You can argue without cursing or insults.
Argument is an exchange of diverging or opposite views, typically a heated or angry one, but it doesn't always have to me a yelling match.
Having a normal argument doesn't mean your relationship is toxic, abusive, or you should be with that person. The issue is, the type of argument, if you are using abusive language, if they happen often.