When the romantic period of a relationship ends and the intensity of passions subsides, you begin to pay attention to your partner’s shortcomings, and he notices yours. What previously seemed terribly cute is now increasingly annoying. Negativity accumulates, boils over with claims, and after some time develops into a scandal. How to survive this stage in a relationship and lay a strong foundation for a long, happy life together? You cannot hush up problems and avoid conflicts. Quarrels can and should be constructive. Reveal problems in your relationship and eliminate them immediately—this is the only way you will preserve and strengthen your union. If you accumulate grievances, you will have an explosion. Using examples from his own extensive practice, the author of the book shows how to manage various conflict situations, turning the dialogue of two angry and offended people into a positive direction, and avoiding the most common behavioral mistakes, maintaining mutual understanding, trust and respect for each other.