6 ways to master an argument from filtering chats to wise timing and banishing blame
ok.co.ukLet’s face it - we are a nation addicted to watching other people arguing.The return of Love Island next month will have us glued to all the latest fallouts and bust-ups.
After all, Faye and Teddy’s fiery fight in the villa last summer sparked a record 25,000 Ofcom complaints. When it comes to problems in our own lives, some of us take the royal family’s “stiff upper lip” approach – if we ignore something for long enough, perhaps it’ll disappear.
Just look at the supposed ongoing feud between Princes William and Harry. Others, like the Kardashians, seem to revel in confrontation.
Who can forget the infamous “slapgate”, when Kim and Kourtney’s bickering became so heated it turned physical? Arguments happen easily, but when not dealt with properly, can lead to simmering tensions and grudges that can last for a long time.
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