Families argue and fight because every member of a family is human, and like all humans they are different.
The fact that a group of people live in the same house or grow up together doesn't mean that they're going to have exactly the same beliefs and views on everything, and it's because of this that families fight.
As children grow older and begin to develop a sense of self, they start to decide for themselves what they feel is right and wrong as opposed to what their parents tell them is right or wrong. Not agreeing with what your parents say is one way families fight and the children themselves also fight amongst each other because of this same issue.
A difference of opinion is probably the leading cause of arguments and fights in families and if each member doesn't learn to respect the others opinion then the fights will never stop. The truth is that every family fights, it doesn't matter how perfect the family seems, there will always be a disagreement here or there. What happens after these fights is what matters.
Fighting is a normal thing in families, it's something that should be expected. A lack of understanding and respect for each others opinions is often what causes fights in families and it's something that most families eventually overcome.
Families fight and argue because they are humans as much as others are. Family doesn't necessarily entail the absence of disagreements. It just means they come from a common source, a shared source that is.
The family, like every other institution, would have to work together to ensure that the mutual benefit of everyone involved. Like every organisation, there must be understanding among every parties to forestall the break down of sanity and order in the home.
Most homes have people who are not in agreement, who are constantly at loggerheads, because there's no understanding.
Also, there should be clearly defined principles and etiquette. There should be boundaries set and everyone should know their role in the home, or as a member of the family. When this is done, you'll see that the arguments and fighting would be brought to the barest minimum.
Many homes where there's understanding and every one knows they are loved and cared for, experience little, if any, fighting all year round.
Everthing bores down to understanding. This is so because understanding makes a man of consistent character!
People argue and fight each other because they are intolerant of the views of others. Argument is caused by differences in opinions or perceptions. But most people always want to impose their opinions or perceptions on others. They wouldn't want to listen to the other person's opinion regardless of how valid such an opinion may seem. This is one of the reasons why some arguments lead to violence.
Everyone has a view point, even if you think the that the person's opinion is wrong, try to tell him or her calmly why you think such opinion is wrong without raising your voice or trying to make the person look stupid. Most people form their opinions about life's events from their experiences. So you have to reason with them calmly and in a responsible manner if you want them to listen to you and not be defensive.
Families argue and fight because every member of a family is human, and like all humans they are different.
The fact that a group of people live in the same house or grow up together doesn't mean that they're going to have exactly the same beliefs and views on everything, and it's because of this that families fight.
As children grow older and begin to develop a sense of self, they start to decide for themselves what they feel is right and wrong as opposed to what their parents tell them is right or wrong. Not agreeing with what your parents say is one way families fight and the children themselves also fight amongst each other because of this same issue.
A difference of opinion is probably the leading cause of arguments and fights in families and if each member doesn't learn to respect the others opinion then the fights will never stop. The truth is that every family fights, it doesn't matter how perfect the family seems, there will always be a disagreement here or there. What happens after these fights is what matters.
Fighting is a normal thing in families, it's something that should be expected. A lack of understanding and respect for each others opinions is often what causes fights in families and it's something that most families eventually overcome.
I hope this helps.
Families fight and argue because they are humans as much as others are. Family doesn't necessarily entail the absence of disagreements. It just means they come from a common source, a shared source that is.
The family, like every other institution, would have to work together to ensure that the mutual benefit of everyone involved. Like every organisation, there must be understanding among every parties to forestall the break down of sanity and order in the home.
Most homes have people who are not in agreement, who are constantly at loggerheads, because there's no understanding.
Also, there should be clearly defined principles and etiquette. There should be boundaries set and everyone should know their role in the home, or as a member of the family. When this is done, you'll see that the arguments and fighting would be brought to the barest minimum.
Many homes where there's understanding and every one knows they are loved and cared for, experience little, if any, fighting all year round.
Everthing bores down to understanding. This is so because understanding makes a man of consistent character!
People argue and fight each other because they are intolerant of the views of others. Argument is caused by differences in opinions or perceptions. But most people always want to impose their opinions or perceptions on others. They wouldn't want to listen to the other person's opinion regardless of how valid such an opinion may seem. This is one of the reasons why some arguments lead to violence.
Everyone has a view point, even if you think the that the person's opinion is wrong, try to tell him or her calmly why you think such opinion is wrong without raising your voice or trying to make the person look stupid. Most people form their opinions about life's events from their experiences. So you have to reason with them calmly and in a responsible manner if you want them to listen to you and not be defensive.