Is a little drama in a relationship healthy or do you prefer no drama at all and peace all the time?

[Hispanic-Cool-Guy]

[RemoErdosain]

It's not healthy to have drama, but there will sometimes be conflict that needs to be resolved, and if the conflict doesn't show up, then someone is saving what they really feel, and that's not a good thing, because it will explode one way or the other. If you're always agreeing with your partner, you're being too agreeable, and that will lead to unhappiness. Eventually, you will not be able to cope with it any longer, and it will make your partner unhappy too, because they will not realize what's going on, and then they will notice that the whole relationship was built on lies.

So the safest thing is to be able to talk about what bothers you, or any disagreements you might have, and be respectful of your partner's views, and let their opinions have their weight. Be open for healthy discussion. There is no need for real drama. Everything can be talked about when there is a solid foundation, and trust

[Phoenix98]

I tend to gravitate towards trying to have as little drama as possible in a relationship. And what I mean by that is just doing my best to not cause any.

But with that being said I know that a little drama is needed to help a relationship grow and for a couple to further bond and work out their differences so it is necessary.

[DizzyDesii]

I like peace and playful arguments. I can't staaaaand disagreeing because the more we do, i’ll feel like theyre too different and i’ll lose interest. If i like spaghetti and you dont, then fine. But if you want the kid to play football and i dont.. and neither of us are gonna change our mind... then houston we have a problem

[Hispanic-Cool-Guy]

The kids will be playing football, enough said. Hike 🏈

[DizzyDesii]

Lmao yep this is why we wouldn't work 🤣 baseball only

[sheikalana]

I prefer a drama-free relationship. But there are times where certain topics need to be discussed and you will not always agree with your partner and that's perfectly normal. In the end it's about how you move past them.

[lilyanony1]

I think it depends on what you mean by drama...
Having a pregnancy scare is normal drama... Irresponsible but we've all been there.
Going awol on a bender for days on end is toxic relationship drama...
Personally I like my relationships mature smooth sailing... The drama and excitement created coming from the adventures we have together

[Kimgary]

As funny as it is, a little drama and fights are needed in a relationship to further grow the bond. Not fighting at all with your partner might be an indication that you both have got your minds set on other things or other people and just enjoy the moment with eachother while it lasts. Plus having a little fight with your partner gives you both enough time to miss eachother and realize how much you love eachother and how much you’ve gotten to need eachother

[AzureGirl]

No drama is preferred. How you handle conflicts such as drama when they arrive is more important for your relationship than the drama itself though.

[Unit1]

Drama and fights are the same to me as workplace accidents. I prefer not to have any unless there's a good reason to.

[Liam_Hayden]

Drama happens. Manufactured drama is a deal breaker for me.

[Jjpayne]

I think learning how to handle disagreements can make your relationship stronger

[wendy90]

I need to know the bad side of him and work on it so let’s have drama lol

[daddycara3]

i like watching drama but not being in it 💀😭😂

[Hispanic-Cool-Guy]

😂😂😂

[sweetpeachkiss]

there can be a little drama dats what kinda make you a perfect couple duhh

[NarutoUzumaki007]

Drama? no
arguments? yes sometimes

[Hispanic-Cool-Guy]

Something.

[Hispanic-Cool-Guy]

*samething.

[NarutoUzumaki007]

nah man. drama is different than a genuine argument

[thruholewizard]

no drama for me thanks!

[Jack9949]

No drama. Just peace ✌️

[Anonymous]

No it’s not healthy.

[Dinosaursandanime65]

Death=peace.