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When you are angry or deeply hurt, you may blow small problems out of proportion. Just as love sometimes clouds our objectivity, hurt and anger have a similar effect too. You may be tempted to ask a friend or a close relative to interfere or “make the other person see the sense of your argument”, but remember this approach can easily backfire as friends and relatives may not be objective and biased towards you. It’s therefore advisable to seek relationship counseling if both you and your partner are open to the idea. You may feel hesitant about confiding in a stranger, but remember a counselor is not just a stranger but a trained therapist. Just like you go to a doctor to treat an illness, you can visit a relationship counselor to treat your ailing

Regards,

The Relationship Company

what is this bout? but yeah i agree you have to take time out , cool down and review the situation when you are clear-headed

How about writing in a diary:

situation

what makes me angry

what would have preferred

what can I do about it

a week later: did I do anything about this

YES: la la la

NO: go to counselor an figure out why the hell do I not do what I know I should do?

:)