The tension and stress of a quiet household are worse than an open conflict, when all the cards are on the table and we know what we are dealing with, say psychologist Aleš Bednařík and film director and dating expert Diana Fabiánová in an interview about partner arguments. “When one or both partners close down, they have strong paranoid, anxious and catastrophic scenarios running through their heads. The tension and stress are then much greater…
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The tension and stress of a quiet household are worse than an open conflict, when all the cards are on the table and we know what we are dealing with, say psychologist Aleš Bednařík and film director and dating expert Diana Fabiánová in an interview about partner arguments. “When one or both partners close down, they have strong paranoid, anxious and catastrophic scenarios running through their heads. The tension and stress are then much greater…