<human>: Can you provide a brief rundown of the text in within 3 sentences?

Pardon any misspellings, I'm on mobile and some tend tend to slip by!

So far in our relationship, both of us are very happy. We have solid communication, and are still very much into one another. To this day, we've never fought. Any disagreements are dealt with positively and quickly - they do not escalate. 

However, I see my friends and other couples always talk about having small/medium arguments three months into their relationships. I've also noticed people say things like "If you and your SO don't argue, there's something wrong" or "If you both don't fight, it means one of you is hiding something,"

But the thing is, neither of us are hiding anything. We're always communicating and are very open to one another.

I understand that if we last many years together, there may very well be arguments if large decisions are made in our relationship. I have no doubts about that.

But I just want to know: is it unhealthy to not argue at all when you're 10 months into a relationship?
<bot>: Boyfriend and I of 10 months have never fought; many say that's bad. I want to know if this is a sign of an actual issue, or if it's healthy.