Walking on eggshells
Am I the problem in my relationship?
14 questions about how your arguments really go: who starts, who makes up first, where the topic ends up. An honest answer either way, calculated in your browser.
10 articles
You pick your words in advance to keep the evening calm, and you are no longer sure who is right. How ordinary fights differ from a repeating pattern, and where to find support.

Walking on eggshells
14 questions about how your arguments really go: who starts, who makes up first, where the topic ends up. An honest answer either way, calculated in your browser.
Every fight ends with you wondering if it's you. A fair way to check whether you're the problem in your relationship, and what to do with the answer.
Every fight brings back the same old mistake. Why your girlfriend keeps bringing up the past, when it's unfinished business, and how to close it.
Your memories of the same week don't match, and now she's using a heavy word. How to tell if she's right, if it's two faulty memories, or something else.
You remember a conversation one way, she remembers it another, again. Four reasons you feel like you're going crazy, and how to steady yourself.
Late bills, her bad day, the school form all land on you. Four reasons a wife blames her husband for everything, including the one where she has a point.
The word is a label. Behind it there's usually a list of things you do. How to find out what she means, and what to do if she's partly right.
You raised one issue and ended up defending yourself. How an argument gets turned around, when she's right to turn it, and what to say instead.
You plan sentences and check her mood before you speak. What walking on eggshells around your girlfriend or wife usually means, and what to change first.
You say sorry first, even when you're not sure what for. Why you're always the one apologizing, when that's fair, and what to say instead.
A joke at your expense at dinner, a correction in front of friends. Why a wife belittles her husband in public, and how to raise it without a scene.