When couples have an argument and it isn't resolved immediately, it causes stress (even if you feel you are in the right). Sometimes, discussing issues need to be done at a later time to prevent an already heated argument from turning into a raging inferno. My question to you is- when the cool down period is a bit too long (say a week) does it make you think past the current argument to things in the past that were kinda swept under the rug for the sake of peace? In my opinion those issues that were swept under the rug has to be dealt with if the relationship is to survive. Those swept under the rug issues/concerns/disagreements means there are some communication problems. Once they are resolved, it would be important to not allow any issues to pile up. It may have been allowed to maintain peace, but peace for who? Certainly not for the relationship! Talking it out will allow the 'MAKE UP' that will work it out. (If both sides want the same).
