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Matt was [link widoczny dla zalogowanych] responsible for preparing a complicated bid on a job for his engineering firm. An ill secretary and a finicky Internet connection were the tip of the what went wrong iceberg. With minutes to spare, Matt hit send on the email that submitted the bid. He left exhausted and cranky. Lila, who had a day of meetings, had that morning asked Matt to pick up dinner. He did. As he walked from the garage to the back door, the food bag broke. The potato salad container burst on contact. The roasted chicken popped out of its box and rolled under a hedge. Lila heard Matt s expletive, she rushed to the door, and asked, What happened?

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What happened? he yelled. I dropped dinner. The perfect end to a totally miserable day.

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Things go wrong usually at the worst possible time. The oven malfunctions, the appetizer burns, and your [link widoczny dla zalogowanych] snooty in laws will arrive any minute to a smoke filled house. The TV with the gi normous screen you ve been bragging [link widoczny dla zalogowanych] about goes on the fritz moments before kickoff, and 22 of your buddies will miss the game of the century. As you re leaving for your sister s wedding the baby throws up on the perfect silk dress you shopped for months to find. The flight is cancelled and you re late getting home from the business trip you didn t want to take, causing you to miss your own birthday party. Few of us handle these moments with the poise and equanimity of a mature adult. Nope at such moments, we re sure there s a cosmic conspiracy to ruin our life and, thus, a meltdown [link widoczny dla zalogowanych] is justified.

What s more, when our partner does or [link widoczny dla zalogowanych] says something that hurts our feelings, angers, or disappoints, the natural tendency is to sulk or lash out. Our partner reduces to the lowest common denominator and, before you know it, you re in an argument where words you ll later regret are said.

Bad [link widoczny dla zalogowanych] behavior is merely the manifestation of an underlying emotion. Jack wasn t really blaming Lila for his bad day, he was just expressing his frustration. A meltdown is an expression of disappointment at things not turning out as hoped. Sulking and verbal attacks on our partner usually stem from hurt feelings.

While [link widoczny dla zalogowanych] there may be no valid excuse for bad behavior, especially when taken out on our sweetheart, who among us hasn t gone there. The smart partner looks beyond the behavior and responds to the underlying emotion. By doing so, you avoid reducing to the lowest common denominator, help your sweetheart return to the world of sanity and reasonableness, and, most importantly, avoid damaging arguments.
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