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partner and I argued in front of the kids a bit the other night.  nothing too serious but we definitely yelled at eachother.  so tricky finding the right balance between living authentically and giving them a strong sense of stability in our relationship. apologized to them, but still feeling a bit guilty about it.

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thx - trying to hold on to that stance too and appreciate the nudge to hold firm in that belief 🙏

Give yourself grace. You’re human. Honestly, I think it’s good for them to see that even loving couples disagree. Apologizing was big of you.

You did a good job, apologizing them! In fact, it could be an important lesson teaching them responsibility and how to handle negative emotions. Of course yelling is not ok, but apologizing determined who you really are.