My boyfriend got angry and quarreled with me because of something he said, and he was aggressive. Should I continue with him?

This is an issue that requires careful consideration because it involves the feelings and relationships between you. First, you need to determine whether the argument between you is just a temporary emotional outburst or whether there is a long-term communication problem.

If this is the first time this has happened, you can try to communicate calmly and try to understand the other person's position and thoughts. You can try being honest with him about your feelings and needs, and how you think his behavior is hurting you. At the same time, try to listen to his opinions and feelings, and seek a common solution to the problem.

But if this has happened multiple times, and each time it's over something small, it could be a sign of a long-term problem with your communication. In this case, you need to consider whether you want to continue the relationship.

A healthy relationship should be based on mutual respect and understanding. If a person is always aggressive and inconsiderate of the other person's feelings and needs, it shows that he or she does not respect you, which may lead to escalation of conflicts between you.

The final decision depends on your own feelings and values. If you think your fights are temporary and you can work together to resolve them, you can continue the relationship. But if you think this has been going on for a long time and you feel it's intolerable, then you need to consider letting it go and finding a healthier and more suitable relationship.