Does your family avoid discussing problems?

[freelancermaria]

There are several families that avoid discussing problems at all costs, even if the problems are evident. They fear that discussing will only create more problems later. They should talk about problems, even if it might be uncomfortable or uneasy for everyone. It can be of help in breaking old cycles that keep hurting family members. In my case, I grew up bottling up my emotions. No one in my family knows my battles because I had many unpleasant experiences before. Does your family avoid discussing problems?

 

[Fidelia]

My family has never shied away from discussing problems. One thing I have come to love about by family is that they address things as they are and seek for solutions for those things.

 

[Urvashi]

Yes, my family tends to avoid discussing problems directly. We usually handle issues quietly or indirectly, focusing on practical solutions rather than open conversations. It keeps the peace, but sometimes prevents deeper understanding or emotional connection around difficult topics.

 

[Lolita]

No, my family doesn’t avoid discussing problems. We try to address issues openly, even if it feels uncomfortable. Talking things through helps prevent misunderstandings, resolve conflicts, and maintain trust, making relationships stronger over time.

 

[Nomad]

Frankly speaking, we don't avoid discussing problems. In fact we discuss problems and try to come up with a solution. There are times when we go into heated discussion and there is no outcome, but that is natural. Not all discussions come to the logical end.