When dealing with someone that you tend to butt heads with a lot, it might be helpful to find something that the both of you can bond over, whether it’s the latest movie or your similar views on politics. By focusing on the things that you both enjoy, you’re less likely to get into it with each other.
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3. Don’t react.
As ridiculous as it may seem, there are many people who will purposely try to get under your skin. If you appear to be bothered in any way, all you’re doing is giving that person more of a reason to continue doing what they’re doing. So, the next time your mother-in-law criticizes your cooking or more importantly, your parenting choices, try saying something along the lines of, “Look, you obviously did an excellent job raising [insert your spouse’s name here] and I appreciate your advice, but I know what I’m doing.” Agree to disagree and move on.
3 Ways To Deal With Difficult Family Members This Holiday Season was originally published on blackdoctor.org
