It’s not the number of fights. It’s more like the reasons you are fighting. If the things you are fighting about are character flaws that the other person cannot deal with, the relationship is probably doomed. By this, I mean that if, in order to not be fighting, one person has to change who they are-it wont work. If you’re fighting over if the walls are going to be painted white or beige, then compromise will fix the fight and it can be over and done with. If you’re fighting all of the time over anything and everything, then how can you be happy? When you fight, do you both make up and feel ok with the result or do you harbor animosity…. are either one of you constantly doing things on purpose to annoy or irk the other one? If so, you’re done.

9.6 exactly
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Nah.. its not about the amount but how “tolerant” or understanding the person/couple is and how willing they are to get through the tough times. That’s not to say there isn’t a point where someone has to put there foot down and know when enough is enough (when the fighting overweighs the luuuuuurrrrvveee..)

It just depends on the person. Me and my girlfriend fight everyday over atleast one thing but it works for us. We can start off being mad then it turns into a play fight and end in cuddling on the couch not remembering why you were mad. I think if you cant fight with the person and you havent plotted there death and a alibi atleast once its not real love ha

Only one, the one you can’t get over and makes you catch your breath and want to give up. I hope it never comes to that.

that is up to you.
me, cheating,lieing,getting under your skin for the fun of it and being a jerk.
your inner feelings will tell you it is time to leave.
annalise and react but not in front of them.

Its not how many fights; its how often fights happen

For some reason your question reminds me of tootsie roll pops.
“How many licks does it take to get into the center of a tootsie roll pop?”
=P

It depends on if the two people still want to keep the relationship going. I’ve known people who have stabbed their boyfriends or girlfriends but they still remain with the person who stabbed them.

Sometimes it only takes one really big revealing one.
And then I have known couples that have been fighting for decades and they are still together.
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I guess it’s different for everyone.
For most people, when you fight then make up, you get a lot closer than you were before.

its not how many fights, its how strong the relationship is.

As many as one or both people can put up with before it’s too much to be able to stay together anymore

As many as you let happen.

I don’t think any fights just break up true love! =) xxxx

2, and it’s been proven thru all the relationships that ive been in

Just one: the last one.

Just one. =l

depends how strong the love is i think well somethin like that

the girl