It is normal for couples to quarrel and lose their temper. It is not terrible for couples to quarrel. What is terrible is that they don't know how to reconcile their contradictions after quarreling, so boys must remember to make each other happy when their girlfriends lose their temper.

My boyfriend is usually a very shy and introverted person, but when I lose my temper, he will become very cheeky, just like a piece of candy. I can't shake it off. Naturally, I won't give him a good face when I am angry. No matter how unkind I am, he will stay with me and say good things to me in a coquettish tone until I smile.

My boyfriend sometimes uses some small routines. When I get angry, he will buy me off with something I particularly yearn for. If I feel that I am not too angry this time, he will tempt me by taking me out to eat delicious food. Every time I hear that there is delicious food, I will ignore the fact that we are quarreling. Of course, if I am particularly angry this time and the delicious food can't buy me off, my boyfriend will offer more temptations, such as taking me out for a trip.

Of course, it's not entirely my boyfriend's fault that I lose my temper. Many times I do it myself, and my boyfriend will be angry with me for it. But after a while, he will adjust his emotions to coax me. It seems that when we are quarreling, I rarely take the initiative to bow to my boyfriend.

In my opinion, couples are not afraid of quarreling. Many couples' feelings are quarreled. The more quarrelling, the better. Couples are most afraid of using cold violence. If there is any contradiction, no one will talk to anyone, and their feelings will become more and more silent because of cold treatment. Over time, their feelings will be exhausted little by little. If there is any contradiction between couples, they can sit down and communicate calmly to solve it.