Description
Love rarely breaks in a single moment. Sometimes, it breaks slowly — through words left unsaid, arguments left unresolved, and wounds that deepen with every confrontation.
Written from the critical edge where love meets conflict, When We Disagree offers a practical guide for couples who want to understand their conflicts and recognise when an argument is no longer just an argument — and to know what to do before it is too late.
Because sometimes, saving a marriage — rather, enjoying it — begins with learning how to disagree.
Mohd Manzoor is a police officer who has served in law enforcement for more than two decades, working in different assignments and witnessing people and relationships at their most vulnerable moments. His professional journey has brought him into close contact with conflict, crisis, human emotions and the consequences of decisions made in moments of anger.
Beyond his professional role, he has always been interested in understanding the human side of conflict — why people who care deeply for one another sometimes become adversaries, how misunderstandings grow into resentment, and why seemingly small disagreements can eventually threaten a relationship.
In When We Disagree, Manzoor brings together these observations with a deeply human perspective on marriage. Rather than presenting marriage as a perfect union free of disagreement, he explores the reality that conflict is inevitable — but destruction is not.
His aim is not to teach couples how to win arguments, but how to recognize the moments when an argument can become a turning point — and choose understanding before the damage becomes irreversible.
ISBN: 9788118116820
Publisher: Wickfield Press
Number of Pages: 88
Dimensions: 6.00"x9.00"
Interior Pages: B&W
Binding:
Paperback (Perfect Binding)
Availability:
In Stock (Print on Demand)