Is More Love at Home Possible?—On Fighting, Quarreling, and Contention
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Sandy ReddishFebruary 16, 2021
Thank you for clarifying the difference about contention versus other negative emotions that is very important to understand. I am afraid I sometimes have judged what is happening too harshly but will try to do better. I appreciate the suggestions so much as a mom of five there is a lot of drama and arguing in our home.
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