Well, potentially a few reasons but one that I can think of is that the thing in contention between the couple has reached its boiling point for one or both of the individuals. The boiling point is reached and that causes decency, civility, and privacy to be secondary concerns. When someone is that angry or passionate about something then they don’t much else care for other things within the background, specifically the public in this case. Again, there are other reasons as well such as lack of self-control, bad manners, etc.
Everyone's got different approaches to how and when they communicate.
Honestly, I'd rather have it out with my partner in public than not have a chance to talk it out at all.
If that makes others uncomfortable, the good news is that there's a lot of space outdoors in public - they can move away.
If I had kids, I'd definitely rather have it out away from them where they can't see. If that inconveniences others, fine. But it isn't right to argue in front of your children. It affects them more than most parents ever understand.
Not personally, because I don't enjoy screaming unless it's for sex, but there are certainly times when it's necessary.
Also, my style is less screaming and more very cold and tactical responses. To me, yelling is less effective than extremely direct and blunt counter points.
But I wouldn't care or judge if someone else is having a screaming row.
If I'm not in danger, I don't give a fuck. I might not enjoy it, but I also don't let it bother me.
They are shameless and lack decency. They want attention and want everyone to be involved in their petty dispute. Keep it behind closed doors please, people don't want to hear your stupid drama, it's so ghetto.
I'd say sometimes it's a great way to add another layer to the argument like "let's not talk about this now... Oh why not now? Are you embrassed to talk about it in front of These people because you know your wrong! Oh heck no, I'll let it all out right here if that's what you want!" I think it could be extra fuel for a long lasting argument to use others responses. It's not classy or proper to do that but I could imagine this is something that couples do
For some it starts indoors. As it gets worse and normalised, it begins to spill into other areas of their lives and other people get to see and hear it. They may also pull others into the argument and attempt to bully the other.
They can't control their anger. My parents do that without any consideration to their children. Once they argued in front of relatives on Eid and I felt like melting. I felt so embarrassed that I left the room. Nevertheless, my mom still defends her husband whenever I fall out with her husband, who never managed to my daddy.
- self absorbed in their own bubble that they dont notice others - could have been going on a while and it is now surfacing outside the house - it is relevant to that moment, and it couldn't be left till later (the one I have experience in ) -maybe they just get off on arguing in public, as it makes a show of it
Well, I think there is a pretty good reason. One time this girl was demanding money from her husband in public knowing he didn't have any and yet she had to snatch his purse to verify. Somethimg like that and he kept quiete about it. I can bet he was full of embarrassment. Do this a couple of time and I can bet he would want to slap her silly
They probably can't help it. Some couples have so many issues that they can't get along long enough to get to the store and back without getting into an argument.
I agree, people have no shame these days. There has been a breakdown in morality. Once thing I hate to see is a parent walking along the street shouting at their kid, publically humiliating their child oblivious to the damage they cause.
@Shezadi Sorry to hear that. Kids don't take advice, they follow examples. I am a firm believer most of societies problems can be traced back to one form of child abuse or another.
Did you get over the anxiety? You seem like a strong personality.
@Shezadi get a conservative man they treat women correct and usually don't ever do anything in public. Seriously conservative men act like men and treat women like women as they should.
Thing about pride and especially decency is that they're subjective. All depends on how you personally view it. My version of pride and decency are likely different from yours.
oh gosh yes I get that, I refused to argue with my ex, it really pissed her off, but had parents that argued every day and it really upset me, so I can't handle arguments now,,,
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