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This document provides 10 rules for fair fighting in relationships: don't pout or use harsh words, keep hands to yourself, don't use sex, children or money as weapons, don't tell others your problems or criticize your spouse publicly, and don't bring up the past or break each other's stuff. The rules advise maintaining respect, avoiding physical or emotional harm, and resolving issues privately between the individuals involved.
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- 3. 2. Keep Your Hands To Yourself.
- 4. 3. Don’t Use Harsh Words
- 5. 4. Don’t Use Sex As A Weapon.
- 6. 5. Don’t Tell Others About Your Problems.
- 7. 6. Don’t Criticize Your Spouse Publicly.
- 8. 7. Don’t Use Children As A Weapon.
- 9. 8. Don’t Bring Up The Past.
- 10. 9. Don’t Break Each Other’s Stuff.
- 11. 10. Don’t Use Money As A Control Issue.