An argument can be honest without being cruel. It can be direct without becoming a character attack. And it can end with real repair instead of a cold ceasefire. The Calm Argument is a practical guide to keeping conflict fair, focused, and fixable - whether you are navigating couples arguing, tense family moments, friendship friction, or workplace disagreements that keep resurfacing. Rhea Norlane shows you how to separate the real issue from the emotional injury that hijacks it, set fair fighting rules that protect both people, and spot the early signs of contempt control problems before they poison the room. You will learn tools for calm communication when you are flooded, scripts for returning to the point, and simple ways to make repair attempts that actually land. The book is especially focused on what happens after: how conflict repair works, how to choose apology and repair timing, and how to close the loop so you can stop re-litigating the same fight. If you want to feel safer in disagreement, stop saying things you regret, and build habits that make it easier to move on, this book gives you a clear framework and usable language. Not to avoid conflict, but to handle it well - with dignity, accountability, and a relationship that can take the truth.