Sometimes those of us on the autism spectrum cannot effectively express what we need, or why we need it. Why do we always need things done exactly the same way? We don’t know. A neurotypical child ...

For most people, arguing is hard on the physical body. When you become angry with your significant other, adrenaline floods your system. Your muscles tighten and your heart rate speeds up. Then your ...

Adolescence can be a "rough and bumpy time" for parents and teenagers, according to Dr. Lateefah Watford, a child and adolescent and adult psychiatrist at Kaiser Permanente in Atlanta. Teenagers test ...

When it comes to fighting and arguing, Dr. Brown tells Elite Daily that although they're similar, they’re not actually the same thing. “These terms are often used interchangeably but there really is a ...

I think we can all agree that arguing sucks. But unfortunately going head-to-head is sometimes inevitable in life, and it's why being able to argue constructively is a super helpful life skill to work ...

It’s happened to all of us — we’re in the middle of an argument with someone, and we start to wonder: is this really worth arguing about? Is it worth getting worked up over? More often than not, the ...

Ever been out for dinner with one of those smug couples who smile serenely at one another and insist they never argue? Next time, reply: “Oh, that’s such a shame. I’m so sad to hear it.” Research ...

Arguing in any sense is often seen as a negative thing - especially in a relationship. But the reality is that arguing with your partner is pretty much unavoidable. Right now, as most of us are either ...

If you’re in a relationship, at some point you will argue. That’s not a bad thing. It’s healthy to argue, and, in fact, being in a relationship with absolutely zero arguments could be a sign that ...