Conflict Resolution

This article explores the nuances of helping others and the challenges that arise when one’s good intentions are met with rejection. Despite trying to help others, many people feel ashamed or embarrassed to admit that they need assistance, leading to a perceived power dynamic in which the helper is viewed as seeking something in return. Drawing on real-world examples, this article offers insights into the complex dynamics of giving and receiving help, and provides practical strategies for overcoming these challenges. Whether you are a helper seeking to make a difference or someone in need of assistance, this article will help you navigate the often-treacherous waters of helping others.

This article delves into techniques for disarming and calming down angry people, particularly those who may be directing their anger towards you. Whether it’s in person or over texts, dealing with someone who is upset can be a challenging experience.

The article provides practical advice on how to approach the situation, including using language that can help defuse the tension. One useful tip is to “victimize the angered” by acknowledging their feelings without necessarily taking responsibility for the situation. The article emphasizes that this does not mean you must apologize, but rather, there are certain phrases and words that can help to convey empathy and understanding. Read on to learn what to say when faced with an angry person.

Those whom you call your family want you to be okay. They generally want you to not feel hunger, and to steer clear of a chaotic lifestyle. A way of life which is considered ‘safe’ is often the most direct path toward calming the worries that members of your family feel for you. Safe, by … Read more

Disclaimer: This is not legal advice, and is not centered around defending criminal behavior. We find ourselves in sticky situations when a friend or acquaintance of ours doesn’t act in a respectable manner. We can’t expect those we surround ourselves with to perfectly execute the various acts and behaviors that make up a meaningful life. They’ll … Read more

People seldom accept having to do something without any form of push-back. That push-back is observed in children as their parents force them to eat mom’s cooking before indulging in the ice cream in the freezer. It seems the habits built by allowing a child to constantly push back against authoritative figures affects their adult … Read more