Avoiding 5 Common Family Arguments
Talk Preparedness Instead!
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Holiday meals are either a nightmare or a joy and rarely anything in-between. You either can’t wait to gather and break bread together or you dread it and wish you could find a suitable way out without creating more strife. There is an old saying that you should never talk about politics or religion at a family meal if you are looking forward to a peaceful dinning experience.
However, with most families there are actually a ton of underlaying issues that rise to either the surface or worse yet lurk just below the surface and create a tense, depressing, and stressful environment which isn’t conducive to enjoying the holiday and each other. The majority of these tension stem from some very common and basic issues. So now that you realize that this is why it’s so uncomfortable, how does one avoid the argument that is likely to ensue? Not just advice for the holidays but any family gathering! All Pro Dad gives us some tips for doing so. See it linked below
5 Common Holiday Family Arguments To Avoid
After you have caught up with your guests and family on their activities over the past year, what is there left to chat about if politics and religion are off limits? Preparedness of course! Discuss what should be done about the coming issues they see coming because of those politics/religious issues or lack thereof! Avoiding the why and focusing for the moment on the what if’s instead. Tips on how to talk to your family about preparedness are contained in the video below from Gear Testing Radio.
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