Relationships are a fundamental part of our lives. When they go well, they provide great well-being. When they are in constant conflict, they affect all areas of our lives. I don't see conflict as negative; it is an excellent opportunity for learning and growth.  What matters is how the conflict is addressed. The intention is to ensure you can honestly and respectfully discuss your differences. 

In my therapies, the priority is that real and deep conversations emerge to address the conflict without judgment, contempt and if it is possible to reach a compromise or find a solution. This dynamic involves acknowledging, asking, offering, agreeing, and listening. Applying these concepts can go a long way in strengthening the quality of relationships.  Human relationships indeed require dedication and time, but it is also true that deepening your relationships increases your quality of life.