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Anger in Relationships: Why Early Conflict Isn’t a Red Flag
Similarly, conflict alone is not what damages relationships. The determining factor is whether repair occurs. Following moments of rupture, couples either find ways to re-engage, take responsibility, and restore connection, or they remain in states of defensiveness, withdrawal, or escalation. The ability to repair is central to relationship stability, and it is not simply a matter of communication technique. It is closely tied to each partner’s capacity to regulate their internal state sufficiently to remain engaged during and after conflict.