How to Stop the Pain of Rejection & How Couples Can Fight Without Falling Apart
Facing rejection doesn't have to be paralyzing—Jia Jiang turned it into a game, seeking out rejection daily for 100 days, and discovered that people said yes far more often than he expected. Meanwhile, relationship therapist Kim Polinder explains that most fights aren’t about the surface is
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