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Most arguments escalate between spouses, other family members, friends, or co-workers because no one takes the blame and says, "It is my fault, and I am sorry." An apology could end even major wars among nations, never mind the ordinary arguments of individuals. Commonly, people accuse someone else for whatever has gone wrong, and there may be a small truth in that projection. Read More
yeah, things can really
yeah, things can really improve if someone carried the blame, but during arguments both act emotionally and keep blaming each other
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