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How to reduce domestic violence

  • Peaceful discussion
  • Quiet and pillow talk
  • Attending marriage counseling
  • Visiting a therapist when necessary
  • Being flexible
  • Having understanding
  • Ignoring her rantings and nagging
  • Not talking back at him
  • Obeying and respecting him
  • Not snubbing him
  • Making him feel secured
  • Not flaunting his orders
  • Apologizing to him whether or not you are at fault
  • Hasten to reconciling with him

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    1. Hamwrt8 November 2019 at 21:43

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