In Times of Chaos and Loss. All they do is fight. . . . They don't physically fight, but the are always bugging one another. . . . Audrey Roman Kids fight.
Conflict is inevitable, as much a part of life as sleeping and eating and paying taxes.
So is the pain that goes along with it. But you can resolve conflict and make it less painful if you deal with it directly and creatively. Virtually every parent in the world wishes their children didn't fight. Kids who don't fight, those who avoid conflict or always give in, grow up to be passive adults or adults seething with suppressed anger and rage. Passive adults are likely to take all kinds of abuse lying down, whether it is exploitation by the government or dishonesty from a neighbour. . . .