How did you all get along with your tablemates?

It is to help each other in study and ordinary school life, to restrain one's temper and be more tolerant.

Me:"Eat spicy strips? "

At the same table:"Eat. "

I tease her when I have nothing to do, and I think about her when I have something to eat. If you don't know how to do the questions, you will ask each other questions, and if you can't, you will ask other students or teachers, and then explain the steps to each other.

Eat this piece of candy and you're my man.

Lower your profile, help each other, smile at others, and talk more about things that interest each other.

Being enthusiastic, such as borrowing things from each other and sometimes copying his homework, can also increase affection.

I'll do my homework with my tablemate, bring her something to eat, and then have a good relationship.

Eat together and go to the toilet together, and help with this more when you're fine, they're all classmates.

Chat with your table mates often, talk about topics of interest to both parties, many things will happen around you, as long as you grasp the space of mutual acceptance, you can quickly become friends.

Because it's the same table, they usually talk together often, and then everyone solves problems together, and the relationship slowly becomes closer.

I talk a lot, and then I usually like to buy snacks and share them with my tablemates, so slowly the table mates become iron buddies.

I have a very good relationship with my table mates, we eat together when we buy snacks and drink together.

In a slow chat, then the relationship grows, and then as it accumulates, the relationship becomes very deep, and because you are at the same table.

Summary. Since you are friends, classmates, and tablemates. That relationship must be good.

But no matter how good a friend is, there will always be times when there is a conflict. If you want to go back to the way before. There must be one person who breaks the passivity first.

Take the initiative to talk. If you want to continue this relationship. You can do what I said.

quarrels with friends, and is in the same class, at the same table, what to do, have the best relationship with him.

Since you are friends, classmates, and tablemates. That relationship must be good. But no matter how good a friend is, there will always be times when there is a conflict.

If you want to go back to the way before. There must be one person who breaks the passivity first. Take the initiative to talk.

If you want to continue this relationship. You can do what I said.

First, if you are a person who is not good at talking. That is to say, if you can't pull your face, go talk to him first. Well, one way to do that is to write a little note, or send him a message.

Take the initiative to break the deadlock. And then resolve the contradictions. Whose mistakes are then admitted to mistakes.

And then there's the other side. Just bear with me. You were best friends before, and you shouldn't be in a fight.

Such an approach is good.

You can't pull your face.

It was I who had a quarrel with a classmate I didn't know.

I mean if you can't pull it off, if.

Then you say that you have the best relationship with him.

Hehe. I don't quite understand what you mean.

Well, I'm talking about another one.

Can you elaborate on this?

Who are you arguing with? It's not a classmate you don't know, it's still the best relationship.

It's another one, you see, I had a quarrel with a boy next to me, it was my classmate, I wasn't very familiar with it, because of a little thing I quarreled and then I talk to him now and he doesn't appreciate it.

It takes some skill and patience to deal with conflicts between classmates. Here are some suggestions:

1.Listen to both sides of the head: understand everyone's perspectives and ideas before dealing with conflicts, and understand the root of the problem. This helps you develop a better solution and ensures that any decisions are fair and balanced.

2.Neutrality: As a mediator, you need to be neutral and take no sides, which helps ensure that everyone feels respected and heard.

4.Listen and try to understand: Listen to everyone's point of view and try to understand their thoughts and feelings. If you can show them that you really care and try to understand where they stand, they will be more willing to work with you to find solutions.

5.Seek a solution: Try to work with them to develop a solution that will make them feel that their ideas and opinions are respected, that they have a better chance of resolving the conflict.

6.Promote reconciliation: Where possible, encourage reconciliation and rebuild trust and respect for each other.

In conclusion, dealing with conflicts between classmates in the class requires caution and patience, but if you follow the above advice and keep an open mind, you can help them find solutions to their problems.

First of all, you have to be a little more cheerful.

I think it's both happy and tangled and painful!

Because this kind of thing has happened to my servant, and as someone who has experienced this kind of feeling, I think I am qualified to describe this experience.

The story happened in my high school days, because of the excellent academic performance of the same table, I was a good student in the eyes of the teacher, and I was more average, at that time, everyone wanted to have a good academic performance, asking questions back and forth, and explaining, constantly let the two of us gradually get acquainted.

When there is no class, we sometimes chat together, such as dreams, life planning, and many times we talk to each other about our troubles, but gradually chatting makes us have feelings, which is ambiguous, that is, the ambiguous stage, at the beginning, I think this kind of relationship is more of a sense of dependence, because this emotion just wants to talk to each other like a friend, like to communicate with him alone, but it has not developed into the so-called "love" of adults.

Because I'm not sure if it's love, so I don't say it, but I still want to touch it in my heart, and I'm afraid of leaving regrets for myself, and the strongest experience is: Although the two of them are very comfortable together, andI'm afraid of being discovered by others, and I'm very entangledWhether to be a lover or not, what I thought at the time was that if I became a lover, I would break up in the future, and I might not even be able to be friends, let alone lose this friend. Being friends lasted until graduation, and it was only during college that this layer of window paper was pierced.