Parents fight, very fierce, very fierce help 30

This kind of thing is not just looking at the appearance, have you found the root cause of the quarrel? What your father has outside, but I think it's more or less because of the family, do you think if a man had a warm, harmonious atmosphere at home, what would he be like outside? So I think you should start with the whole family vibe.

Try to adjust the atmosphere, do more mother's work, even if there is anything outside, be understanding, and don't expose things at every turn.

Most men don't run out, they can't withstand the pressure and get scolded.

Of course it's not the reason for one person, your father has to say about him. Man, you have to give him face, give him responsibility, give him pressure. It's very skillful, to put it bluntly, it's to wear a high hat first, and I'm giving some evaluation, but I have to pay attention to the wording.

You also have the capital to negotiate with them, such as the impact of the family environment on your studies, and you can rest assured that your parents will have scruples about your children if they make trouble with you. You have to be mentally prepared for them to say a lot of things in front of you that the other person is not, and you have to be able to do Tai Chi.

Okay, I won't talk about it, I hope you solve it satisfactorily.

Move with affection, know with reason.

Give him an analysis of the situation in your home and tell him the consequences of doing so.

Listen to me, don't worry, when your dad isn't doing something your mom is happy about, say your dad is doing something, your mom isn't doing something your dad is happy about. Although some are old, but very practical, you can try it. If you really want to leave, then you tell your parents, what should I do if you leave me?

I'm sure they'll do it for you! Believe in yourself.

Have a good talk to your parents.

Oh, that's fine, you beat both of them together.

Parents are fierce and should communicate with them calmly.

First of all, try to see if you can communicate calmly, say all the things you are dissatisfied with, and tell them which things you can't accept and which ones hurt you a lot. If you can't, try to avoid arguing. There is also the need to find out why your parents are angry and say something they like to hear.

In adolescence, it is easy to be short-tempered and learn to restrain emotions. And when they do something really wrong, point it out in time.

Communication skills with parents:

1. Put away the arguments.

Communication is the best way to do this before it becomes an anomalous war. If everything turns into an abnormal crisis or a fight, you and your parents will get tired.

2. Choose the right time and place.

If your parents are in a hurry to get to work, it's best not to mess with them. If you're angry, it's best to calm down.

3. Listen quietly when your parents speak.

It's annoying to ignore your parents' advice. But if you give them time for you to talk about what they think, they're more willing to listen. <>