If a man is very stubborn, redemption may require more patience and strategy. When dealing with this situation, the first thing to do is to give the other person enough space to calm him down. Stubborn people usually need time to process their emotions, so avoid excessive dwelling or pressure after an argument or conflict, which may make them stand their ground even more.
At the same time, self-reflection is also very important. Review possible problems in your relationship and any things you may have done that hurt or offended the other person. Be honest about your mistakes so that you can better understand how you can improve yourself. When it comes to communication, try to stay calm, sensible, and express your opinions and feelings clearly. Avoid using offensive or accusatory language and instead try to have a conversation in a problem-solving way. If you realize that you have something to improve, try to change and show your progress. This strengthens your credibility and shows the other person that you are serious about the relationship. Finding compromise is also key to solving problems. Try to find a compromise that satisfies the needs of both parties. Stubborn people may not be willing to give in easily, but if you can come up with some fair and reasonable suggestions, you may be able to find a compromise solution. If the conflict between you is very complex, or you feel unable to resolve it on your own, consider seeking professional help. A counsellor or couples counsellor can provide more specific and personalized advice. Before seeking professional help, seriously consider whether your relationship is really worth salvage. Sometimes, letting go may be a better option. In conclusion, every relationship is unique, and each person's personality and behavior are different. As a result, specific recovery strategies may need to be adjusted based on your specific situation.