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Jealousy by Luke Saagi
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  • Post category:Family / Mental health
  • Post published:April 7, 2018

In family disagreements, some people lose their temper and become intentionally hurtful, aggressive or even violent. But there are ways to defuse the conflict and help bring about a peaceful result, even if the final decision is a compromise or agreeing to disagree.

Source: Arguing with your parents or guardians @ ReachOut.com: Get through tough times

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