Marriage
“Never let pride keep you from saying you are sorry.”
We nearly ended it over a kitchen. Not the kitchen — the being right about the kitchen. I had a whole case prepared. I could have won it. I watched myself getting ready to win it and something in me asked what exactly I would have at the end. Forty-one years married now, and the single most useful thing I know is that being right is very cheap and being close is very expensive.
Never let pride keep you from saying you are sorry, and never make somebody earn it back.