Bickering is mind and health destroying behavior. Bickering harms everyone.

Social competition that leads to anxiety in relationships rather than physical sensations of levity and joyous pleasure is destructive, not healthy or constructive.

Bickering is using words for sport to wound a partner by one partner refusing to work together to improve communication with the other. It oftentimes argument for attention — with the absence of anything else to discuss and resentment about a failing or resigned to relationship bleeding in to analytic conversations without being acknowledged.

Disagreements are what they are — conflicts that ultimately are controlled by conversation. Bickering is an approach to differences of opinion that signal time to put a distance between yourself and whomever thinks bickering is cute or something normal to encourage overlooking in a relationship due to the stress created by unresolvable conflicts.

He likes A, she prefers G…

Bickering arises when partners decide to argue about it rather than seeking to understand the other better and moving on with a clearer perspective of character and position of both parties as individuals in a supportive rather than socially competitive relationship.

Bickering is often tied with Passive Aggressive communication styles, happens in homes impacted by alcoholism, and is seen as rude behavior whether in private or in public to start or to engage in with the intent to harm or hurt or to embarrass a partner for not knowing or understanding one thing or another, etcetera.

Bickering is often seen in households where individuals compete like Cerebral Narcissists. Physical fights with both parties or all parties prone to brawling is more typical in houses where Somatic nurtured Sociopathy is present.

Bickering leads to decline of health, low feelings of comfort or security in relationships, and is often percieved as incredibly pointless, time sucking, and biocomputer cognition destructive.