Pride/Humility

from T L C · host Jerri X

We argue because one of the parties or both believe that they are right and the other person is wrong. What good does it do to have so much pride that you allow arguments to take place that potentially separate marriages, family members and best friends. It is easier to have humility. It seems hard at first but it leads to a peaceful situation instead of hostile one.

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