Conflict is not necessarily evidence that something is wrong with a relationship. As Relationships Expert Kylie Dunjey from Clarity Conversation explains, "Ruptures are inevitable when two different people—with different histories, personalities, needs, expectations and vulnerabilities—try to share a life.

The important question isn't: "Do we have conflict?"

It's: "What happens to us during conflict, and what do we do afterwards?"

Conflict is not necessarily evidence that something is wrong with a relationship. As Relationships Expert Kylie Dunjey from <a href="https://clarityconversations.com.au/">Clarity Conversation</a> explains, "Ruptures are inevitable when two different people&mdash;with different histories, personalities, needs, expectations and vulnerabilities&mdash;try to share a life.
The important question isn't: "Do we have conflict?"
It's: "What happens to us during conflict, and what do we do afterwards?"

Forget the mid-morning madness, grab a cuppa and join the conversation. Mornings with Doug, 9am to noon on Sonshine - great conversations, real voices, and music that matters.

Forget the mid-morning madness, grab a cuppa and join the conversation. Mornings with Doug, 9am to noon on Sonshine - great conversations, real voices, and music that matters.